Derek Lamb’s Karate Kids wasn’t what I expected. Back in the 1990s there were films aimed at young audiences which focused on topics considered too extreme for kids nowadays. Taking place in a generic third
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Wild Life (Review)
Yeehaw! Git along now, pardners! It’s not often I come across a short that happens to be done in Western style. This here quaint lil cartoon takes place in 1909 Alberta at what seems like
Continue Reading1st in VR, 40th for Animation Fest
(Via PRNewswire) Trinity, the first live-action interactive film project shot in virtual real- ity, has begun production, announces Montreal VR production studio Unlimited. It’s a sci-fi adventure set in a futuristic world, where the viewer
Continue ReadingKingdoms of Grace (Series Review)
The end is drawing near. Satan and his medieval cosplaying minions are taking over the world. The only hero to save the day is a warrior priest named Thomas Stone (Andres Londono). However, someone stronger
Continue ReadingExclusive – Talking To Robert Wong Of Creative BC Part I
Recently, Robert Wong was kind enough to entertain our invitation for an interview. What he was able to share about working with Creative BC since 1998 reminded me why I moved here in the first
Continue ReadingTwoview: Two Short Films with Nothing in Common
Mary Mae – If I had known what type of theme this movie was, I would’ve watched it earlier. Kristian Lariviere’s short film depicts your typical Sister Mary nun (Ellen Manchee) heading into a confessional
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