Film
UVic student film considers intergenerational effects of Japanese-Canadian internment
Nagasaki recently screened the film for the Victoria Historical Society, where she also spoke about the history of Japanese-Canadian internment during the Second World War and the impacts it had…
Film by UVic faculty and graduates wins best feature documentary at Toronto film festival
Aisha’s Story, a documentary film about the preservation of Palestinian culture and heritage in exile by UVic faculty and researchers, has won Best Documentary at the Toronto International Women Film…
‘Alien: Romulus’ is not quite a perfect organism
Alien: Romulus deliberately attempts to bring the series back to its roots. The result is a technically sound film that unfortunately lacks originality.
‘Kinds of Kindness’ delivers more of director’s signature strangeness
Fans of Poor Things should be aware going in that this is a very different film — don’t expect visual extravagance — but I’d argue Kinds’ distinct brand of strangeness…
Cincenta Classics: The collision of dreams and worlds in Mulholland Drive
A Cinecenta Classic: The collision of dreams and worlds in David Lynch's 'Mulholland Drive' urge viewers to get lost in surreality.
‘Late Night with the Devil’ promises low-budget ‘70s camp and it delivers
Horror comedy Late Night with the Devil, starring David Dastmalchian, depicts a late-night show gone awry in low-budget 70s camp fashion.
‘Love Lies Bleeding’: A queer love story with a dark twist
Sex, drugs, muscles, and murder is what to expect with the new lesbian thriller Love Lies Bleeding. Directed and co-written by Rose Glass and the latest A24 production, this ‘80s…
Why ‘Dune’ is more important than ever
And why Denis Villeneuve’s sequel is going to break Hollywood Whether you’ve read Frank Herbert’s sci-fi masterpiece or are simply a fan of Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya, there’s a good…Our Digital Print Issue
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