In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Nick Davis and legendary musician Paul Shaffer discuss YOU HAD TO BE THERE, the documentary exploring the remarkable success of Toronto’s production of Godspell.
The cast understand that they were a part of something truly special. And, when they are finally come together, we can’t help but believe it as well.
We’re giving away ROE passes to The Social Reckoning!
What if the most dangerous thing about a person isn’t what they’re hiding, but how easily they can make you question what you already believe?
At TIFF, the magic happens after the credits roll.
Wilson reminds us that a little bit of peace and some boring city sidewalks are okay.
There’s something truly special about this film that keeps things silly, even at its most serious.
At the heart of all this is the mythology of the American Dream. Is there any reality to that concept?
Baruchel never allows his daredevil to feel anything but grounded.
Forgotten Island is an explosion of fun.
When the credits have rolled and the tears have dried, Heart of the Beast asks us whether what we’re fighting for matters, and deeper still, who we’re fighting for.
In Primetime, director Lance Oppenheim uncorks a wild ride into the horrors of humanity with furious energy and limited hope.
“I wanted to escape from this eternal dialectic between the colonized people and those who have colonized us.”