There are a bunch of Canadian films that are so gripping and thought provoking, not to mention are often taken as an underappreciated treasure trove. Hollywood covers us, but Canadian movies should sometimes be too;
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Great White North Gems: Must-See Canadian Films
Canada, often referred to fondly as the Great White North, is not just a vast and breathtaking land, but also a fertile ground for captivating cinematic storytelling. The Canadian film industry has produced a wealth
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Has Xavier Dolan’s Own Filmmaking Style Caught Up with Him?
Allow me to make one thing very clear about Quebecois director Xavier Dolan from the outset: he is an undeniably talented filmmaker. As much has been clear since his cinematic debut, I Killed My Mother,
Continue ReadingFilms with a Canadian twist that you must see
Who has never heard of Canada? The North American country of 38 million inhabitants is surprisingly large (9.985 million km²) and the second largest in the world, only behind Russia. According to studies, Canadians are
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The best film created by canadian directors
Cinema is for everyone. That is one of the many beautiful qualities that the medium has. Cinema used to be a medium for the working class man. It was entertainment for the lower class people
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Mommy (Review)
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
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