The Whistler Film Festival (WFF) is gearing up to reveal the winners of its 2025 Screenwriters Lab Special Edition, a prestigious program dedicated to nurturing Canada’s most promising screenwriting talent. This competitive, multi-phase initiative empowers
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Rebecca Snow and Jett Klyne: The Boy in the Woods
The Boy in the Woods is a well-made and entertaining movie, based on a true story. It’s a story that needs to be told more now than ever. We subsequently had a chance to sit
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WFF: Sean Garrity Ignites THE BURNING SEASON
We typically go to movies to witness a story unfold and what keeps us in our seats is the anticipation and thrill of what will happen next. But what of a story that not only
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ISOLATING LITTLE JAR
I remember sitting at the park watching my young kids on the swings when I first heard the word COVID-19. What was it and why was everyone everywhere talking about it? Within weeks the Ontario government, led
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WFF: MIDNIGHT AT THE PARADISE
“Unrequited love. Isn’t that what most memorable movies are about?” No one makes it through their 30s without re-assessing all of the important life choices they made in their younger years. Whom they married, the
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WFF: EXILE Leaves Audience Lost in the Woods
We’re all closer to the brink of madness than we’d care to admit and it can take merely the slightest of bad decisions to push us over the brink. The protagonist of Jason James’ latest
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