Owning Mahowny is a move which captured the subtle pull of the gambling market with remarkable honesty. It is considered one of Canada’s most underrated cinematic achievements. Gambling has always been a popular pastime in
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Full-Length Trailer for Scrubs Revival Released Ahead of February 25th Premiere
In both film and television whenever an adaptation, reboot, or revival is announced, the wait can often be so long that it turns to an endurance test of one’s patience. However, in the case of
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The Tax Credit Deadline Indigenous Canadian Filmmakers Can’t Miss
When you have to rely on the tax credits to balance your budget (most do), a single missed date can leave you with a hole in your budget that you will never be able to
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How to Recreate Iconic Hollywood Scenes Filmed in Canada
Canada has quietly served as the setting for countless cities, worlds, and time periods in Hollywood films. From futuristic skylines to rugged wilderness, filmmakers have used Canadian locations to double for New York, alien planets,
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The Tales of Patrick – Review
It’s not often I get to see a documentary series, especially one that finds a way to put people’s stories together. I always enjoy a good fictional documentary whether it be locally made or even
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Emergence: Women in the Storm
The Climate Crisis is here, and we all need to deal with it. What is unusual is a husband-wife director team. Even more rare is if that team is dedicated to making a difference by
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