Film

November 11, 2020

Canada at War: Remembering Our Veterans through Film

6 movies to watch in honour of Remembrance Day By Federico Sierra In Flanders fields, the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and…
November 9, 2020

The answer is: the world will miss Alex Trebek

Following the death of “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek, Canada has begun to process the loss of an icon and a beacon of positivity. By Shannon Schaefer A memorial set…
November 7, 2020

LGBTQIA+ people can’t stay in the Canadian film industry’s closet

The LGBTQIA+ community has worked for decades to be seen, stop shutting the door By Devon Harvey (Shannon Schaefer/ CanCulture) Have you ever found yourself sitting on the couch…
October 31, 2020

5 Horror Movies you didn’t know were filmed in Canada

Canada: a hotspot for Hollywood’s horror season By: Ruby Asgedome Fall has always been a well-loved season. The changing colors of leaves on trees, the cold breeze, the pumpkin…
October 24, 2020

Review: Possessor

An unforgiving stomach-churning thriller about identity crisis and corporate espionage (Photo courtesy IMDB) By, Federico S. Gutierrez The name Cronenberg is synonymous with the body-horror genre that exploded during…
March 20, 2020

Review: Boreal to Barrenlands – Crossing Labrador

A documentary capturing the beauty of Canadian landscapes Photo: Alex Traynor/Northern Scavenger via Canadian Geographic By Minh Truong In the summer of 2019, four paddlers traversed through the Canadian…
March 19, 2020

Social distancing got you down? Here’s 3 Canadian movies on Netflix to keep you company

By Alya Stationwala With a worldwide pandemic on our hands, the Canadian government has urged people to avoid large gatherings and stay close to home. Streets empty and events…
March 11, 2020

Best of Female Directors at Carlton Cinema

As part of one of the many film festivals sponsored by WILDsound, the Female Directors Short Film Festival at Carlton Cinema in Toronto included films from Canada, Australia and…
March 8, 2020

Review: Polytechnique – In memory and reflection on International Women’s Day

By Federico Sierra On March 8, women and their stories are celebrated worldwide to remind us to constantly strive towards equality in our communities. Women have come a long…
February 7, 2020

Canada at the 2020 Academy Awards

View this post on Instagram Congratulations to this year’s #Oscars nominees! Click the link in our bio for the full list. A post shared by The Academy (@theacademy) on…
February 3, 2020

Review: Incendies – A family’s legacy scarred by war

Lubna Azabal as Nawal in Incendies (Courtesy of Scope Cast via YouTube) By Federico Sierra An immigrant tale disguised as a family drama, Incendies follows twins Jeanne (Melisa Desormeaux-Poulin)…
January 19, 2020

Review: She Never Died

By Alya Stationwala After the cult-horror success of He Never Died in 2015, this Canadian sequel brings a female centric twist to the gory noir comedy that brought Henry…