There’s that old story that we all think we know so well: the woman who successfully sued McDonald’s for serving her coffee that was too … Read More ›
Category: Toronto
Rock & roll can be absurd. Thousands upon thousands will gather, stand around for hours on end in sun, rain, cold, or in dank cement … Read More ›
“What’s a talent wasted?” This question is posed by a parent in JIG. Specifically, it’s posed by a woman whose daughter has the potential to … Read More ›
Every year, it seems as though retailers want us to start thinking about Christmas earlier and earlier. Here in Toronto, it’s not unusual to see … Read More ›
What do you think about when you hear the words “New Orleans”? Probably Jazz, Mardi Gras, Bourbon Street, and Voodoo. How about Indians? I know, … Read More ›
How does a community keep pushing forward, when the tendency is not to plan any further than one week away? Director David Weissman has a … Read More ›
For many of us, finding an outlet for anger is difficult. I can only imagine that is has to be monumentally more difficult when the … Read More ›
I hope you’ve all been good little boys and girls this year, because today’s guest is the sort of cat who makes a list and … Read More ›
We’ve all heard stories of crimefighters like Superman, Spider-Man, Wonder Woman, and Captain America. But have you ever heard tales of the mysterious Master Legend? … Read More ›
The omnibus is an interesting filmmaking format. It allows for many storytellers to provide their own take on a similar tale. Unfortunately the fatal flaw … Read More ›
When I think about the best docs I’ve seen, I find that they all land on a sweet spot for me as a viewer. The … Read More ›
Kids have wanted to be stars for as long as they’ve had stars to aspire to be. These days though, the drive to be famous … Read More ›