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C.J. Prince / May 11, 2023

Graham Foy on The Maiden

…remember feeling that way.  The boys are pretty destructive in the built world. There’s this boredom, and the activities tend to be more violent. In this natural space, there’s this…

Book of Mormon

Alex Heeney / July 3, 2015

‘The Book of Mormon’ brings religious satire to Broadway San Jose

…these American boys. The Mission has been there for years without making a single baptism. Pretty much everything you’d expect to happen, happens: the boys lose some of their innocence,…

Hello Destroyer, Kevan Funk

Brett Pardy / March 3, 2017

Hello Destroyer explores the thin line between hockey menace and model

…in which 17 to 20 year old boys accept poor pay for a chance to audition for National Hockey League scouts. Crowds gather at their games to see teenage boys…

Aida stares at the camera in Quo Vadis, Aida?

Orla Smith / September 16, 2020

TIFF Review: Bosnian genocide drama Quo Vadis, Aida? grapples with complicity

…will take them to safety — in reality, these buses take the Bosnian men and boys to their death. The civilians only know what they’re told, and given their compromised…

The Party, Sally Potter

Alex Heeney / March 1, 2018

Sally Potter’s The Party is a dynamic, witty ensemble film

…of feminist who merely wants admission to the boys’ club.’ -@bwestcineaste on Sally Potter’s THE PARTY” quote=”‘Martha ends up being the kind of feminist who merely wants admission to the…

An image of writer-director Eva Riley, in front of a still from her film, Perfect 10. In the still, brother and sister pair Leigh and Joe ride on a motorbike together, laughing and smiling. The image is labelled "Interview."

Orla Smith / August 5, 2020

Eva Riley on Perfect 10, her touching sibling story disguised as a sports film

…of other people in the mix.  Then, we started to do chemistry tests where we paired up different boys and girls, and it was pretty clear early on that Frankie…

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