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Canadian Cinema Through the Ages

May 30, 2017May 29, 2017Canadian Independent Films, OpinionCanadian Cinema, National Film Board of Canada, Pacific and Atlantic Mail Trans, Six Binders at Work in a Hundred Acre Wheatfield, The Kiss

Source: Pexels Though it may not be able to boast some of the biggest blockbusters of all time, Canadian cinema has a long, varied, and accomplished history. Ultimately prevailing in an otherwise monopolized Hollywood

Mommy (Review)

May 24, 2017June 1, 2017ReviewMommy, Xavier Dolan

The relationship between a mother and son is a recurring theme in each of Xavier Dolan’s film. While it may be fleeting in Heartbeats, or part of the greater whole like in Laurence Anyways, it

Interview with Gregg Corbin

May 23, 2017June 7, 2017InterviewBeyond The Met, Greg Corbin, Jameson Whiskey

Whiskey, Whiskey. The contest’s wrapping up. Jameson Whiskey always has a Canadian Film competition and I got the chance to talk to one of the many contestants Gregg Corbin about his production, Beyond The Met.

Exclusive – Atalanta

May 17, 2017May 17, 2017Exclusive, InterviewAtalanta, Erik Horn, Tina Marie

Have you ever had a person come into your life that impacted it in such a way, you felt like they could be your brother, sister, mother or father? I once had a friend that

Tom at the Farm (Review)

May 17, 2017June 1, 2017ReviewTom at the Farm, Xavier Dolan

A great director must take risks. It helps separate them from the pack, or even solidify a legacy that recognises their achievements and contributions years on…even if the risks aren’t working out so well for

Streamer (Review)

May 15, 2017May 17, 2017ReviewJared Bratt, Streamer, Tanya Lee

Isolation. Solitude. Nobody wants to be alone, right? Maybe some do but that depends on the case. That’s what the film starts out with. Jared Bratt plays our protagonist who laments about his horrible life