Forty-three years ago today, on July 5, 1983, Los Angeles crossover pioneers Suicidal Tendencies released their self-titled ...

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OTTAWA — Just before heading to Edmonton to celebrate Canada Day, Prime Minister Mark Carney took the time to reflect on the ...

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Opening Annecy’s 2026 work-in-progress sessions, where both animation fans and curious professionals get a glimpse of the ...

Belgian documentary maker Isabelle Tollenaere discusses how she changed tack for her cinematic allegory for displacement and ...

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OTTAWA — Eleanor Olszewski jokes that, like most good Albertans, she originally comes from Saskatchewan.

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Two recent shows by photographer Jeff Wall invite further reflection about the role of documentary and capturing life within ...

A great soundtrack is more than just a collection of songs. It’s an important part of the cinematic experience. Then when the movie is over it’s an album you want in your collection ...