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Blade Runner 2049 Review

October 27, 2017October 27, 2017ReviewBlade Runner 2049

When it comes to Canadians in Hollywood, I can’t be the only one who constantly gets Ryan Reynolds and Ryan Gosling mixed up. After all, they don’t just share a first name. They also share

Why Crash is More Relevant than Ever, 13 Years On

October 25, 2017October 24, 2017ReviewCrash, Paul Haggis

Hard to believe that it has been 13 years since the release of Paul Haggis film Crash, and the Oscar controversy that went with it. Commentators did not take kindly to the Academy apparently “playing

Exclusive – Luk’ Luk’I

October 25, 2017October 25, 2017Exclusive, InterviewLuk' Luk't, Wayne Wapeemukwa

There are many diverse films produced every year. Some are based on true events and others created for pure entertainment. Documentaries, short films, animations and feature films exist for our viewing pleasure. If it’s made

Interview with Kathleen Hepburn of Never Steady, Never Still

October 24, 2017November 3, 2017InterviewKathleen Hepburn, Never Steady Never Still

A fine young film about a young man, and his mother. Never Steady, Never Still showcases a mom named Judy (Shirley Henderson) who goes through struggles day after day as she has Parkinson’s disease. Meanwhile,

Exclusive – Shut Up and Say Something

October 20, 2017October 19, 2017Exclusive, InterviewMelanie Wood, Shane Koyczan, Shut Up and Say Something

Words matter and how you choose to use them can impact the world. Some use words to invoke hate, while others use them to teach or inspire. Comedians, presidents, singers, ministers, guests of Ted Talks

Short Circuit + CINESPARK Film Festival submissions now open

October 19, 2017October 19, 2017AnnouncementsCinespark, CineVic, Short Circuit

Happening on that little piece of Vancouver that broke off a long time ago, it’s the Short Circuit + CINESPARK 2018 Film Festival. Hailing in Victoria, the festival has a majority of short films to