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Fitting In: Maddie Ziegler’s best performance yet in a heartfelt story about body agency
Canadian writer-director Molly McGlynn’s semi-autobiographical portrayal of MRKH syndrome is painful to watch yet necessary. By Isabella Soares “The body is not a thing, it’s a situation.” This quote…
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Beyond the Silver Screen: The work of film archival and archivists
Props, costumes and set pieces are the backbone for immersing us in the films we watch but what happens to this artwork after filming ends? By Luis Ramirez-Liberato Tucked…
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Canadian nominees fall short at the 2024 Oscars
Looks like there was very little love for Canada at this year’s Oscars ceremony By Sarah Grishpul Oh… Canada. If you’ve been following along with the Academy Awards, you’ll…
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The Film Industry’s Ins and Outs for 2024
2023 changed a lot for the industry, but how much of it will stick? By Tia Harish New year’s resolutions have had their time in the spotlight. With a…
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Don’t burn the CD: How these two stores challenge the disappearance of physical media
Show love to physical movies, music and video games when possible to disrupt the seeming end of CDs and physical copies of your favourite shows and artists. By Julia…
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Celebrating young talent and community in the suburbs: The evolution of Eric’s Backyard Film Festival
Look out TIFF, there’s a new GTA film festival on the rise… By Sarah Grishpul Eric Génier is a long-time Oakville resident and recent graduate of Sheridan’s Film and…
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What is going on with the MCU? A review of The Marvels
Marvel’s latest cinematic instalment bombed at the box office, and considering the size of the franchise, there’s a lot we need to talk about By Mariana Schuetze The Marvel…
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American Fiction: Jeffrey Wright gives a standout performance in Cord Jefferson’s debut feature film #TIFF23
The TIFF People’s Choice Award winner delivers uncompromising commentary on the pressures and expectations placed on Black artists while maintaining a story full of humour and heart By Caelan…
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The Boy and the Heron: Miyazaki’s triumphant (last?) film #TIFF23
Hayao Miyazaki’s directorial return presented to the audiences at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) the auteur’s love letter to his previous works. By John Vo When Studio Ghibli…
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Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person: Ariane Louis-Seize’s feature debut contains lots of blood, and even more heart #TIFF2023
Although not wholly original, the horror-comedy presents some unique ideas and follows through with a solid execution full of humanity (and vampiranity) By Caelan Monkman Would you compromise your…
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Love Actually did Brexit (not really)
Christmas movies give us all the warm fuzzies but beneath all the mistletoe and caroling, Ho-Ho-Hollywood may have some tricks up its sleeve By Ella Miller In 1898, hypnotist…
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In desperate need of holiday cheer? Check out these 10 festive movies!
As exam season is upon us, explore these holiday films to remove your inner Grinch! By Aliya Karimjee Are you or a classmate struggling to feel the holiday cheer?…
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