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Photos by Dakota Arsenault It would be a disservice to call Charlotte Day Wilson an up-and-comer because that would imply that she has yet to arrive; that’s not true. Wilson is here, poised and confident,…
For Women’s Day, I wanted to put together a mix that reflects many things; the joy and pain of identifying as a women, the spectrum of womanhood, and old and new, emerging artists. I also…
Get Out– It is a near impossibility that you have not heard of this film, and with good reason. A black man (Daniel Kaluuya) goes to visit is white girlfriend’s (Allison Williams) parents, and what…
This trailer is the wet dream of every Sci-fi filmmaker of the last 50 years. Leto’s opening voice over bemoaning the limits of a “disposable work force” reminds old fans and new of the separation…
Monster movies, monster companies, monster talent, and some noodles. This month provides a solid mix leaning primarily on the lighter, comedic side for you escapists, but with enough commentary and underlying message that you take…
This month is big on the blockbusters, with a new chapter in a beloved franchises and the reboot of a childhood classic. In both cases, fans are equal parts excited and wary, hoping the creative…
Filmed by Dawn Hamilton. Ryan and Molly Guldemond are the sibling duo Mother Mother. They sit down with Rachel Gordon in Toronto to discuss their new album “No Culture”. They talk about the visual aesthetic…
International and too close to home, hilarious and horrifying, there is little continuity in February’s list aside from each film being a must see. Need a laugh? We’ve got you. A trip across the border…
Photos by Neil Van It’s taken me a while to formulate my thoughts on Keaton Henson’s show at The Great Hall. Sifting through my tears and emotions to find actual words to describe it has…
