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‘Nosferatu’ is a visceral gothic triumph
If anything truly negative can be said about Nosferatu, it is that the film is not particularly original. Because it is a remake of a much older film, and because…
Could the new Wicked movie spark a return to classic movie-musicals?
The film version of Dancing Through Life makes you think this is how it was always intended to be — crescendoing alongside an upbeat dance number, where huge, cylindrical spinning…
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.Our Digital Print Issue
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