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Dave Siegfried – Websummit Vancouver Interview

June 5, 2025June 13, 2025InterviewDave Siegfried, Official AI, Websummit Vancouver

Last week, I was at Websummit Vancouver, looking to make connections, find like-minded individuals and let people know about HNMAG. I got the word out, and managed to find someone working in film. Maybe not

Dr. Vermani’s Thoughts on White Lotus

June 5, 2025June 2, 2025TelevisionHBO, Monica Vermani, The White Lotus

With off-the-charts Rotten Tomatoes ratings and record-breaking viewership, HBO’s The White Lotus has captivated audiences around the world through its exotic locations, intriguing murder mysteries, sharp writing, and high production values. While many viewers are

First Trailer Drops for Gen V Season 2 and Reveals Release Date

June 4, 2025June 2, 2025AnnouncementsChance Perdomo, Derek Luh, GEn V, Jan Sinclair, Lizzie Broadway, London Thor, Season 2

At long last, the first trailer for the widely anticipated second season of Gen V has finally dropped, and while it’s been labelled as a “teaser”, at over two minutes in length and positively brimming

VIYFF – What is defined as youth?

June 3, 2025June 16, 2026FestivalsDavid C Jones, Vancouver International Youth Film Festival, VIYFF

Recently, having been invited to VIYFF as media, I went out on opening night to see some of the films being showcased. As I made my way over, I wondered what they meant by youth.

Why the Prisoner in Episode 6 Is Reading Augustine – And What That Could Mean for the Series’ Moral Arc

June 3, 2025June 2, 2025The Bottom LineEpisode 6, St. Pierre

Episode 6 of Saint Pierre seems different in some way. In a quiet manner without being obnoxious. In a solemn and chilling way. Throughout the season, one prisoner is barely heard; this episode, however, has

Laguna Catamaran Escapes Inspired by Famous Movie Destinations

June 2, 2025June 1, 2025Canadian Independent FilmsLaguna Catamaran, Movie Destinations

For many of us, movies are not just stories—we live them. We cry with the characters, cheer during the victories, and secretly wish we could step into those gorgeous locations that appear on the big