Film & TV
In review: second annual Nova Scotia Retro Film Festo
Gazette arts staff writer, Alex Josevski, reviews Margaret’s Museum and Hobo With a Shotgun
Consent and choreography: Meet Atlantic Canada’s first intimacy coordinator
These scenes are technical. They should be technical.
Hellifax Horror Festival reviews
The good, bad, and downright terrifying
Halifax Black Film Festival returns for ninth year with new, diverse voices
This year’s festival included an online collection of short films highlighting the experiences of Haligonians
University of King’s College student to premiere documentary at Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival
Nomad and Mare will recount King’s student Emily Claire Russell’s horseback journey from Spain to France
Webs and dolls: The good and the bad of women on the run
Two similar films were recently released, but only one is worth seeing
Being Black in Canada
This collection of short films at the Halifax Black Film Festival explored a diverse range of topics
Dune: Part Two isn’t the hero’s tale you think it is
Adapting Frank Herbert’s novel, Denis Villeneuve makes a small change with big ramifications
Past Lives
What happens when two people are meant to be together, but can’t?
Love and Monsters (2020)
On the “male protector” and the “damsel in distress”
Love, sex, and death
Short film picks from the National Film Board
Wolfwalkers (2020)
An intricate look into English and Irish histories