Five years ago, if you told Alexander Nunez that one day he would create and write a series that would change how TV lovers consume Queer media, he may have believed you but it might have given him some anxiety. He describes his past self as being “keyed into the rat...
In the sunlit corner of my apartment, Nadine Bhabha enters our Zoom call with a confident yet mildly intimidating energy that feels exciting. Her aura emanates a quiet confidence that makes you pay attention, I wouldn’t expect anything less from a three-time Canadian...
It is impossible not to be inspired by Leighton Alexander Williams. Whether he moves you to tears as Carl in Morningside or makes your core hurt from laughing so much as Handsome Dave in Day Players, Williams radiates an energy that is both commanding and joyful....
If love is a game, anxious attachment is like playing with a blindfold on and a buzzer strapped to your heart. One minute you’re floating, the next you’re spiraling, convinced you’ve said too much, not enough, or somehow ruined everything just by existing. It’s messy,...
“It’s about trusting life has a funny way of leading you on the path you’re meant to be on and to kind of embrace that,” Charlot Daysh echoes with steadiness. “The film serves as a reminder to go after what you want, even though you’re scared, because everything you...
I really wanted to like this film, I promise. Alas, there is a moment in The Amateur when you can almost see what this movie could have been—if only it had arrived in the era it was meant for. In many ways, this is a '90s thriller dropped into the sleek, self-aware...
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When Valerie Buhagiar was offered the job to direct The Dogs, she knew instantly the responsibility that came with that opportunity. The adapted novel written by Allan Stratton follows Katherine and her son Cameron as they flee her abusive husband from city to city....
Heavy themes flourish in this film about a mother trying to keep her family together as she succumbs to her untreated depression and burnout. Written and directed by Karen Chapman, Village Keeper excels at pulling the audience into the impossible pain that this family...
“Your company! Who the hell do you think you are? No. your friends are gonna suffer. Mark will suffer. You’ll be long gone, but we will keep them alive in pain.” - Harmony Cobel To Helly In The Season 1 Finale Was that a threat or a warning? In season one, Harmony...