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Alex Heeney / October 25, 2021

Bootlegger, Albedo, The Boathouse and more fall highlights from so-called Canada

…effects of salmon farming (run by companies from outside of Canada). Their journey eventually leads them down to the States to discover how mega-dams (not unlike Site C) are obstructing…

Alex Heeney / October 4, 2021

Last of the Right Whales is a beautiful nature doc

…piece together the story of the state of the dwindling North Atlantic Right Whale population in its habitat from the Gulf of St. Lawrence down to coastal Florida. We learn,…

Alex Heeney / September 12, 2021

‘The more we went inside Lise’s perspective, the better it got’: Tea Lindeburg on As in Heaven

…in the farm?  At the same time, we had Lise’s subjective sound. How does she hear the world? What state of mind is she in? How does she experience it?…

A still from Scarborough in which three young kids lie down on a colourful floor, gazing happily at the ceiling. The text on the image reads 'TIFF Review'.

Orla Smith / September 10, 2021

TIFF Review: Scarborough is one of the festival’s most stirring crowdpleasers

…it a lot more hopeful and constructive. Rather than just observing families in a desperate state, Scarborough shows how they could be helped, if programmes like Ontario Reads were funded….

A still from Aloners, in which a young woman sits at a table, her head downturned, her face passive. The text on the image reads 'TIFF Review'.

Orla Smith / September 10, 2021

TIFF Review: Aloners is a melancholy ode to society’s loners

…in Aloners. Actress Gong Seung-yeon is the film’s highlight. Her face remains passive for most of the film, but her body language tells us everything about Jina’s state of mind….

A collage of stills of the best emerging actors at TIFF 2021.

Seventh Row Editors / September 9, 2021

Eleven emerging actors to watch at TIFF 2021

…avoids almost all social contact. Her face remains passive for most of the film, but her body language tells us everything about Jina’s state of mind. She seems perpetually downturned,…

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