Film
Barbarian horror film both hits and misses
Going to see Barbarian is a lot like renting an Airbnb — the pictures online look great, and the reviews are glowing. But once you show up in person, the…
Practice makes perfect: A review of Nathan Fielder’s The Rehearsal
One of the biggest issues with The Rehearsal is that it’s almost impossible to explain to anyone what exactly makes it so great.
In review: Train Time rolls onto the IMAX big screen
Going to the IMAX to watch a documentary on trains may not sound like the most exciting night out, but you may find yourself surprised by just how engaging the…
In review: Official Competition is a comedy that never really ends
Humberto Suárez, a millionaire, has just turned 80. Now facing his own mortality, he decides to make a movie to help cement his legacy as someone worth remembering. To ensure…
In review: Ms. Marvel is a revolutionary TV series for the brown community
Representation matters. From my perspective, that is the message Marvel is embracing with the introduction of the Ms. Marvel superhero character and TV series.
Thor: Love and Thunder — the wackiest Marvel movie of all time
Taika Waititi’s latest Marvel movie, Thor: Love and Thunder, is filled with quirky and witty scenes; its offbeat sense of humour will knock your socks off.
In review: “Shadow of the Rougarou” a powerful representation of Métis people
A few weeks ago, I saw a post about a new show coming to the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) streaming service called APTN Lumi on May 9. The show…
Documentary of Cowichan’s legendary Chief hits the big screen
The new feature documentary, Tzouhalem, allows audiences to examine the life of this legend through reenactments and interviews with First Nation Elders and historians. It’s a type of film that…Our Digital Print Issue
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