Out Standing: Charbonneau makes Canadian history come alive
Out Standing works primarily due to is strong direction and a fantastic performance by its lead. But, more than this, it feels like an important piece of Canadian history.
Tag: Canadian film
TIFF ’25: Little Lorraine – Canadian crime thriller never sinks
Little Lorraine proves itself to be seaworthy. Hane’s strong script and solid performances ensure that this Canadian crime thriller’s unique blend of family and fury fires on all cylinders.
40 Acres: One of the year’s best thrillers, 40 Acres is firing on all cylinders
How far are you willing to go to protect what’s yours? Directed (and co-written) by R.T. Thorne,...
Can I Get a Witness?: Fleming’s profound piece begs to ask how much time is enough
We all know that our time will come to an end. But are we ever truly ready for it? Written and...
SF Radio 9.22: Scrolling through BLACKBERRY
BLACKBERRY tells the story of Mike Lazaridis and Douglas Fregin, two Canadian tech geniuses who...
I Like Movies: Rewind and Be Kind
Most people like movies… but do we really understand the impact that they have on our lives? After...
I Like Movies – An Early Case of Cinephilia
I Like Movies is probably the most GTA film ever made and, if you think I’m talking about...
Drinkwater: Running the Race Together
If John Hughes had been Canadian, maybe we would have gotten Drinkwater sooner than we...
Tres Belle Journee (Very Nice Day): What a Lovely Day
Set in Montreal, Tres Belle Journee tells the story of Jeremie (Guillaume Laurin), a...