Maudie

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Canadian Films That Inspire Immersive Experiences

November 28, 2024November 28, 2024Quick TakesCanadian Films, Gambling Gods and LSD, Immersive Experiences, Maudie, My Winnipeg

Canadian films are known for inspiring immersive experiences for their audiences. Movies that are made by Canadians have a unique style of narration, lighting, and cinematography, to mesmerize people in theatres and in their homes.

Maudie – Review

February 21, 2018February 20, 2018ReviewMaud Lewis, Maudie, Sally Hawkins

I have the sneaking suspicion that Sally Hawkins has been quietly establishing herself as one of the finest actresses in the film industry today, if these past few years have been any indication. While she

Emmy (Nominees), Maudie (the Movie), Shirley (Cheechoo), and Reality (Virtual)

July 17, 2015July 17, 2015Today's Top StoriesEthan Hawke, list of Emmy nominees, Maudie, Sally Hawkins, Samsung Gear Innovator Edition, Shirley Cheechoo, virtual reality, Weengushk Film Institute

Here’s a list of Emmy nominees via The National Post . . . though David Berry, at the same paper, seems pretty fed up with the whole idea of award shows, and the neglect of

The Tribe Spotlights the Deaf, Maudie Auditions Dogs, ACC Plans Better View for Disabled

July 16, 2015July 16, 2015Today's Top StoriesAir Canada Centre, Maudie, Myroslav Slaboshpitsky, Paul Bronfman, The Tribe

Right, film is a visual medium — but for decades it’s been audible too. What happens when the story is told visually because the characters can’t use sound? The Tribe, by Ukrainian writer-director Myroslav Slaboshpitsky,

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