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A headshot of Phyllida Lloyd in front of a still from Herself. The text on the image reads, 'Interview'.

Alex Heeney / January 15, 2021

Phyllida Lloyd on her journey from all-female Shakespeare to Irish indie Herself

…a tiny house for herself with very little money and no expertise, bringing together a community of friends and acquaintances to help her build her dream. But she is constantly…

Film editing, Best of 2017

Seventh Row Editors / January 7, 2018

More than quick cutting: The best editing of 2017

…on Clover’s face, showing the self-absorption of her grief.  We see her indignant anger at Aubrey, her reluctance to return home, and her sense of loss for her brother. Hemmings’…

Alex Heeney / December 3, 2024

Theatre Review: HONEY I’M HOME at Factory Theatre

…jagged. Gillis serves as her inner monologue, reminding her to put her coat on the rack, unload the dishwasher, log into the digital debt management portal, and so on. Every…

A still of a crowd scene in Quo Vadis, Aida?, behind a headshot of director Jasmila Žbanić. The text on the image reads, 'Interview'.

Orla Smith / January 27, 2021

‘She is like many women I know who were lionesses’: Jasmila Žbanić on Quo Vadis, Aida?

…part, but that’s where I met her, and I appreciate and love her very much. I’ve watched other films with her, and her theatre performances, and she’s just amazing. When…

Alex Heeney / July 2, 2016

San Francisco’s Frameline Festival expands understandings of queer cinema

…her sexuality to one who sneaks around behind her mother’s back. Corsini captures the era’s lack of women’s rights and opportunities and women’s were just as constraining as homophobia. It’s…

Seventh Row Editors / March 15, 2019

Ep. 9: Best of 2018 Canadian cinema, part 2

…into the story of life in Kiribati. Interview: Falls Around Her centres a complex, middle-aged, Indigenous woman. Writer-director Darlene Naponse on her unconventional protagonist, capturing the beauty of a landscape…

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