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Coming-of-age

Brett Pardy / August 9, 2019

Review: Does Luce ask the right type of questions?

Brett Pardy reviews Luce, a provocative and ambiguous high school-set thriller about race and identity. …

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Orla Smith / July 15, 2019

Approaching center frame in The Souvenir

In The Souvenir, Joanna Hogg demonstrates Julie’s development from a shy observer to the main character in her own story through the way Julie occupies the room …

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Alex Heeney / July 10, 2019

Director Sébastian Pilote on The Fireflies Are Gone

Director Sébastian Pilote and actress Karelle Tremblay discuss their award-winning coming-of-age story, The Fireflies Are Gone (La Disparition des Lucioles). …

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The Last Tree, Shola Amoo

Orla Smith / June 1, 2019

Shola Amoo on his stylised, subjective coming-of-ager, The Last Tree

In this interview, Shola Amoo discusses The Last Tree, making a highly subjective coming-of-age tale that's set over three distinct locations that were …

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Orla Smith / April 4, 2019

Interview: The director and star of Firecrackers blaze onto our screens

Canadian rising stars Jasmin Mozaffari and star Michaela Kurimsky discuss Mozaffari's evocative, energetic debut, Firecrackers. This is an excerpt from the …

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Alex Heeney / March 29, 2019

‘I wanted the film to be like a pop song’: Keith Behrman on Giant Little Ones

Canadian writer-director Keith Behrman on Giant Little Ones, a teen film about the ambiguity of sexual identity and the way internalized homophobia is poison to …

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