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Cinefranco

Alex Heeney / December 4, 2019

Cinéfranco celebrates francophone cinema in Toronto

Cinefranco featured must-see francophone films from Quebec and Europe, including Jeune Juliette, Un amour impossible, and In Safe Hands (Pupille).

Seventh Row best films of the decade

Seventh Row Editors / November 25, 2019

Seventh Row’s 50 favourite films of the decade

Seventh Row editors Orla Smith and Alex Heeney pick their 50 favourite films of the 2010s decade, from Leave No Trace to Paddington 2.

Best of the decade

Seventh Row Editors / November 19, 2019

What are the best films of the decade? A critics survey

Critics and filmmakers weigh in on the best films of the decade, including Julia Ducournau’s Raw and Lynne Ramsay’s You Were Never Really Here.

Thelma, Joachim Trier, Eili Harboe

Orla Smith / November 5, 2019

Thelma is more than just a modern Carrie

Thelma has been compared to Brian De Palma’s Carrie, but Trier gives his female lead agency whereas Carrie was simply a victim.

Seventh Row Editors / October 28, 2019

Ep. 21: Feminist horror

Episode 21 celebrates our new ebook, Beyond empowertainment: Feminist horror and the struggle for female agency. In addition to discussing the films featured in the book, Editor-in-Chief Alex Heeney, Executive Editor Orla Smith, and Editor at Large Mary Angela Rowe talk about what feminist horror is, the strengths of the horror genre, and the book’s origins.

B. P. Flanagan / October 24, 2019

Pain and Glory is a knotty self-portrait

In Pain and Glory, Almodovar brings together fiction and biography to create a knotty self-portrait.

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