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Changing how you look, can change who you are? Emilia Pérez review

Giulia Dickmans -
You can change how you look but not who you are, the doctor responsible for the transition of a brutal cartel boss argues. This...

Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara – A Review

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Everybody Loves Touda – A Review

Cara-Lynn Branch -

Saturday Night – Not Live but Lively

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Exploring the Spirit of Eastern European Cinema: An Interview with Vera Mijojlic

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The Talk of the Ton – Bridgerton Review

Cara-Lynn Branch -
Dearest Gentle Reader, A cliché, but one cannot begin a review of Bridgerton without those three words. Bridgerton is a romance series, I would say...

A Promise of Blood – House of the Dragon Review

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A Triumph or a Failure – The Bear Review

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Shogun: A Japanese Power Game Captivates the Western World 

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Entering “Fallout” – A Review

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Festivals

Festivals

Toronto Film Festival 2024 | The Life of Chuck

Cara-Lynn Branch -
I did not go to the festival expecting to see the People’s Choice Winner. I was pretty sure I wouldn’t because I focused on...
Festivals

Toronto Film Festival 2024 | Daughter’s Daughter 

Cara-Lynn Branch -
Xi Huang showed a lot of technical skill in making Daughter’s Daughter. The composition of every shot was impeccable, right down to the wardrobe...

Toronto Film Festival 2024 | The Substance

Ester Bovard -
The Substance, one of the most anticipated releases of the year, is finally set to arrive in Canadian cinemas this week. Starring Demi Moore...

Toronto Film Festival 2024 | Sketch

Cara-Lynn Branch -
A certain magic happens when you mix a little horror/adventure with compelling child actors, you get films like The Goonies, Jumanji, or Super 8,...

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Discoveries

Fighting Demons: Jay Chorney on Redemption, Resilience, and the Inner Battle in “Never Back Down”

Patrick Roy -
Introduction: In his short film Never Back Down, Jay Chorney introduces us to John Enzio, a man caught between the shadows of his past...
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Never Back Down: A Different Kind of One-Man Show

Ester Bovard -
Necessity is the mother of invention, as Jay Chorney proves with his short film Never Back Down. Shooting nearly entirely on a smartphone, Chorney...

Heirloom: Navigating Family, Identity, and Surrogacy in LGBTQ+ Narratives

Patrick Roy -
Introduction: In "Heirloom," the filmmaker delves into the complexities of family, identity, and the evolving dynamics of LGBTQ+ relationships through a compelling narrative that...

Dancing in Reflections: Behind the Scenes of Jesus Christ Flamenco – An Interview with Laura Muñoz

Patrick Roy -
Introduction: In this insightful interview, Laura Muñoz takes us behind the scenes of the documentary Jesus Christ Flamenco, which captures the dynamic creative process...

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Forgotten Gems

Forgotten Gems

What are the Beasts in Beasts of the Southern Wild?

Chris McClure -
The most interesting interpretations of Benh Zeitlin’s Beasts of the Southern Wild, those from Silpa Kovvali for the Atlantic and Kelly Candaele for the...
Forgotten Gems

Revisiting 101 Dalmatians 

Cara-Lynn Branch -
With the live-action Cruella newly arrived on Disney+ via Premier Access, it’s worth looking back on 1996’s 101 Dalmatians starring Glenn Close as Cruella. Critics at the time...

Robert Altman’s Re-invention of Private Eye in The Long Goodbye

Ali Moosavi -
Raymond Chandler’s Philip Marlowe is one of the best loved and most enduring of private eyes. Chandler’s plots can sometimes be confusing. Howard Hawks...

Rewatching Aristocats, Reading David Sirota

Zach Morgenstern -
As a young child, there were a number of Disney films I watched on loop. Amongst them were Oliver & Company, The Many Adventures...

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Niagara Falls International Short Festival Online Screening

UniversalCinema Magazine -
The Niagara Falls International Short Festival is a seasonal online film festival dedicated to showcasing short films. With an emphasis on brevity and creativity,...
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Interview with Kim Ji-Yong, “Decision to Leave” cinematographer

Cara-Lynn Branch -
Decision to Leave is the latest film from South Korean director/writer/producer Park Chan-wook. In making this film, he worked with cinematographer Kim Ji-yong. We...

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The best movies of 2024 (so far)

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