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Canada's Top Ten of 2016, Canada's Top Ten Film Festival

Alex Heeney / January 13, 2017

What does Canada’s Top Ten of 2016 say about Canadian Cinema?

…change from tradition, this year’s list had only one documentary, Angry Inuk, while last year’s featured three. The state of Canadian Cinema in 2016 Still from It’s Only the End…

Suzie Davies, Suzie Davies production designer, Suzie Davies Peterloo, Suzie Davies Mike Leigh

Orla Smith / April 24, 2019

Production designer Suzie Davies on Mike Leigh and ‘actors surgeries’

…we needed red brick and Georgian windows.  I needed the ground to be in a state that we could control. While we weren’t going to have 60,000 [people], we were…

Ben Foster stars in Leave No Trace

Alex Heeney / July 24, 2018

Ben Foster on silence and trauma in Leave No Trace

…own wounds, internal as they are.” He’s always watching Tom, checking in on her, making sure she’s OK, even when her state of mind isn’t the focus of the scene….

Blood on Her Name, Matthew Pope, Bethany Anne Lind

Orla Smith / February 29, 2020

Review: Blood on Her Name thrillingly grapples with cycles of violence

…when she finds herself stuck between these two distressing options. Like a deer in headlights, she’s startled and unsure where to turn, stuck in a state of perpetual indecision. Her…

Lesley Manville, Ordinary Love

Orla Smith / February 21, 2020

Interview: Lesley Manville on Ordinary Love

…body crumples in on itself, and to hear her moans of pain. But the real feat of her performance is how she provides subtle cues to Joan’s mental state: her…

Just Mercy, To Kill a Mockingbird, Les Miserables 2019, Ladj Ly

Orla Smith / February 1, 2020

Les Misérables and Just Mercy use classic texts to explore systemic racism

…due to racist biases, since the case is clear cut on every other count. When McMillan is finally freed at the state supreme court, it feels like a blessing of…

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