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We are now truly in the midst of summer blockbuster season, as July is set to usher in some of the most anticipated films of ...

For years, the gap between a good still photograph and a compelling video clip has felt like a chasm that only professional ...

Canadian cinema has always stood apart, with its deep European traditions and Hollywood-scale production values. But for a ...

Canadian film festivals were once modest regional events — local celebrations of homegrown storytelling with limited ...

Prior to Dune, Arrival and Blade Runner 2049, Denis Villeneuve's film was raw, precise and unforgettable. Incendies isn't a ...

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Glasses have played a bigger role in film history than most people realize. A single frame can define a character before they even say a word. Think about it: s ...

There is a moment about twenty minutes into Backrooms where the horror stops being about monsters. It becomes about time. The protagonist is stuck. Every corrid ...