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“The Little Mermaid”: A film with good ideas and weighty flaws
Overall, The Little Mermaid feels like a solid 6/10. Along with some major flaws, it has some genuinely strong ideas, if only they were given more room to breathe.
The most anticipated movies of the summer
From Barbie to Oppenheimer, this summer’s movie roster is sure to have something for everyone The sun’s out, it’s warm, and you can finally step outside without an umbrella. So…
Highlights from the Victoria International Film Festival: “All That Breathes”
The story two brothers explores the consequences of human existence In All That Breathes, Shaunal Sen’s poetic mode of documentary filmmaking provides an atypical perspective on man and beast’s survival…
Highlights from the Victoria International Film Festival: “Enys Men”
While it’s not a film for all, clearly there is an audience willing to watch Jenkin melt time and bend reality in Cornwall's most isolated corners. Find out if you…
“Unarchived”: Uncovering a history that has been expunged
The upcoming documentary Unarchived addresses the incomplete history of marginalized communities in British Columbia.
“Cocaine Bear” delivers ninety minutes of action and laughs
It’s funny, fun, and entertaining. It will satisfy lovers of special effects, human-versus-beast movies, action-comedies, and cornball horror.
Catch three Oscar-nominated films at Cinecenta before awards night
If you’re tired of streaming on your laptop or TV, head to Cincenta , where you can see three of this year’s Oscar nominees before the ceremony: Triangle of Sadness,…
In review: “Missing,” revelations permeate this screenlife movie masterpiece
What if someone directed a movie through the lens of digital or social media? I vividly remember randomly mulling this over, about seven years ago, as I was bored sitting…Our Digital Print Issue
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