A medieval trickery of light
By • March 8, 2013
The merits of analog film
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Pirates and lore
By • February 18, 2013
Nova Scotia Islands is a new documentary about the personal stories behind four Nova Scotian islands that the history books don’t always tell. There …
7 movies to feel lucky about in 2013
By • January 18, 2013
1. Man of Steel - This needs to be good in order to make up for the blasphemous Super Man Returns that unfortunately flew to the …
Citizen journalist, amateur director?
By • January 11, 2013
In a tech-savvy world, it’s the norm to own an iPhone or Blackberry over a basic feature phone. With all those extra features, it …
Josh Cruddas strikes gold in Copperhead film
By • November 9, 2012
A recent graduate of Dalhousie’s acting program, Josh Cruddas is making his mark in the world of theatre. With roles in Titanic: The Aftermath, …
Education under Fire
By • November 9, 2012
With no voiceover narration, Education under Fire allows the Baha’i from Iran to tell stories on their own terms. On Thursday Nov. 1, Amnesty International …
A story about a movie about a story
By • November 9, 2012
When I was a kid we’d tramp on over to my grandparent’s place every Sunday to watch Road to Avonlea—a tradition as cheesy as …
The appeal of the walking dead
By • November 2, 2012
Flicking through the channels these days it may not be surprising to catch a glimpse of zombies in between the news and the latest …
Hollywood horror lost in the dark
By • October 26, 2012
Horror movies grew out of the rubble of post-war Germany like a psilocybin mushroom sprouting from the front lawn of a cop station. Something …
The Master is Spellbinding
By • October 12, 2012
Paul Thomas Anderson loves long tracking shots, multi-character ensembles, ambient musical scores and ambiguous endings. He directed Boogie Nights (1997), Magnolia (1999), Punch Drunk Love (2002) and …
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