Film & TV
Maritime produced The Last Days of April and The Snake come to AIFF
A spotlight on Maritime movies screening at AIFF
How Christopher Nolan has retraced the steps of Homer’s The Odyssey
Criticism has arisen around Nolan’s Odyssey adaptation due to thematic changes
AIFF director of programming breaks down this year’s lineup
Find out which films are must-sees
The Dalhousie Gazette’s Oscar predictions
Who will win at the 98th Academy Awards?
In review: second annual Nova Scotia Retro Film Festo
Gazette arts staff writer, Alex Josevski, reviews Margaret’s Museum and Hobo With a Shotgun
Emerald Fennell takes Wuthering Heights to new lows
The highly anticipated adaptation misses the plot
East Coast baddie Ryleigh Gregory represents Nova Scotia on Canada Shore
Bridgewater prepared her for Canada’s party capital
The death of the rom-com
As a new romantic era waltzes in, one defined by growing apprehension towards relationships, it’s looking like the formula has run out of steam.
Consent and choreography: Meet Atlantic Canada’s first intimacy coordinator
These scenes are technical. They should be technical.
Why do women love Heated Rivalry?
Canadian hit offers women romance without power dynamics
Does greatness make you terrible?
A review of Timothée Chalamet’s new movie, Marty Supreme
Movie buffs become basement dwellers
Unearthing Carbon Arc: Halifax’s only independent movie theatre