Prodigals

Insightful Commentary from and on the Canadian Film World

Prodigals – Review

July 24, 2018March 2, 2020ReviewDavid Alpay, David Kaye, Kaniehtiio Horn, Michelle Oullet, Nicholas Carella, Prodigals, Sara Canning

“Tell the truth and you’ll have less to remember” is a nugget of wisdom passed down to many at an early age. Unfortunately, most of us have to learn about the pitfalls of dishonesty the

A Critic Goes to the Leo Awards

June 12, 2018June 12, 2018Awards#LeoAwards18, A Gift to Remember, Ali Liebert, Black Kite, Brent Butt, Christmas Princess, Leo Awards, Leos, Nancy Robertson, Prodigals, Rupture, Sara Canning

Los Angeles has the Oscars and Toronto has the Canadian Screen Awards, but here in Vancouver, the red carpet rolled out for three nights of the LEO AWARDS, now celebrating their 20th edition since their inception

#VIWIFF – Women, and the films they made

March 12, 2018February 23, 2019FestivalsAnatomy of Violence, Artist Talks, Dark Blue Girl, Feature and Shorts Program, Panel Discussion, Prodigals, Vancouver International Women in Film, VIWIFF, WIFTI, WIFTV, women in film

If there’s something that Darren and I enjoy, it’s seeing women show their creative side in the film industry. Truly, I think it’s awesome that women can make such cool films. Hey, it’s even a fact.

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