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Seventh Row Editors / May 26, 2020

Ep. 43: Take This Waltz and Paper Year: Canadian marriage stories

Take This Waltz and Paper Year are two standout Canadian films exploring the end of a marriage with empathy and emotional complexity. We discuss the film’s complex characters, considerate direction, and Canadianess

Werewolf, Ashley McKenzie

Orla Smith / May 26, 2020

Werewolf (2016) is a film about getting clean as a couple

Ashley McKenzie’s 2016 film Werewolf, about drug addiction and dependent relationships, was one of the most exciting directorial debuts of the 2010s.

Seventh Row Editors / May 24, 2020

Lockdown Film School #4: Low-budget filmmaking

Writer-directors Ashley McKenzie (Werewolf) and Stephen Cone (Princess Cyd, Henry Gamble’s Birthday Party, The Wise Kids) share insights on low-budget filmmaking.

Seventh Row Editors / May 20, 2020

Ep. 42: Normal People and On Chesil Beach

This episode compares recent hit Normal People and site favourite On Chesil Beach, which both feature couples failing to communicate.

Seventh Row Editors / May 18, 2020

Costume design masterclass with April Napier and Grace Snell: Lockdown Film School #3

In this masterclass on costume design, April Napier (Certain Women, Lady Bird) and Grace Snell (The Souvenir) discuss their craft.

Sanja Zivkovic, Nina Kiri, Mirjana Jokovic, Easy Land

Orla Smith / May 16, 2020

Sanja Zivkovic on Easy Land, immigration, and mental illness

Sanja Zivkovic on depicting mental illness on screen, how she directed her two talented lead actresses, and crafting the aesthetics of Easy Land.

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