In Toronto’s inner city, Thompson Egbo-Egbo has started an Arts Foundation that looks to instil a positive change and a sense of self worth into … Read More ›
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There are a handful of artists out there who colour with every crayon in the box. Then there’s Socalled. There aren’t enough colours in the … Read More ›
DISH begins with the sort of tracking shot that would make Martin Scorsese proud. It follows a waitress in Paris – tray filled with entrees … Read More ›
My parents still live in the same house I grew up in, so I often find myself back in “the old neighbourhood”. During one recent … Read More ›
Gotta love it when your podcast server site doesn’t want to co-operate just as you intend to bombard it with new material. Here’s hoping mypodcast.com … Read More ›
Last night I watched an advance-screener copy of this film which is playing at Hot Docs next week. Suffice it to say, it was a … Read More ›
In case you haven’t been following, my posts in “The Real Thing” series have been snapshot previews of the films I’m most looking forward to … Read More ›
Toronto never looks this good – and that’s coming from someone who lives here.
After a seemingly endless run of written pieces, I can’t tell you how much joy it brings me to post a trailer…or as I call … Read More ›
Today, I Feel Like This!
I’m almost ashamed to admit that I’m not in touch with Canadian cinema the way I should be. For this reason, brilliance like PONTYPOOL gets … Read More ›
As we near the hundredth anniversary of WWI, filmmakers have found a desire to remind us of the hells we might have forgotten.