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Sherpa, Jennifer Peedom, Everest doc Sherpa

Alex Heeney / October 10, 2015

TIFF15: Jennifer Peedom discusses her Everest doc Sherpa

Jennifer Peedom discusses the making of her terrific new film, the Everest doc, Sherpa, the first documentary to be told from the Sherpa's perspective. Read …

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Martian

Alex Heeney / October 3, 2015

The Martian engineers the shit out of surviving on Mars

The Martian would be a great engineering recruitment film — if it ever mentioned the word “engineering.” When Mark Watney (Matt Damon) is faced with the …

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Willow Maclay / October 1, 2015

88:88 is a formal and ideological marvel **** 1/2

One of the best films to premiere at TIFF15, 88:88 is an emphatic statement on poverty and debuts an exciting, radical new voice in cinema: Winnipeg-based Isiah …

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Kire Paputts

Alex Heeney / September 9, 2015

TIFF15 Interview: Canadian director Kire Paputts talks The Rainbow Kid and disability in film

With his first feature, The Rainbow Kid, Canadian filmmaker Kire Paputts has made a landmark film. The film stars a character with Down Syndrome, Eugene (Dylan …

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Alex Heeney / September 4, 2015

What do we mean when we talk about Canadian cinema?

Where is Canadian cinema going? What is its purpose? And what can we say about how the country is being reflected back at us through this year’s TIFF15 crop of …

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Pericles

Mary Angela Rowe / August 29, 2015

Pericles, Prince and Tiresome at Stratford

The Adventures of Pericles was recorded in 2015 and will screen in cinemas across Canada and the U.S. in 2016 starting May 7 (May 8 and 12 in Canada). To find …

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