Wake Up Dead Man’s Failure at Bringing Its Characters to Life
What happens when murder suspects are as lifeless as the victim?
Film + TV
Partition by Dr. Diana Allan: Reclaiming British archival footage
An interview with the mind behind the RIDM’s Grand Prix’s 2025 Winner
From Paper to Screen: People We Meet on Vacation
New York Times bestselling author’s recent film adaptation of one of her popular romance books *Spoilers ahead!* My 2026 New Year’s resolution is to read more… Read More »From Paper to Screen: People We Meet on Vacation
Documentary Festival Brings International Stories to Montreal
Blurring the lines between personal and political on screen.
On The (Not So Surprising) Smash Success of Heated Rivalry
Vulnerability and love take the starting line.
From Student Life to “Island Life”
The journey to independent filmmaking, as recounted by two McGill alumni.
You’ve Been Gilmored!
Looking back on the legacy of Gilmore Girls.
Frankenstein: A Cautionary Tale Against Netflix Adaptations
Guillermo del Toro’s newest film is a Creature of its own.
Image + Nation: Montreal’s Queer Film Festival
Image + Nation Film Festival, running November 20 to 30, celebrates “exceptional international cinema across the board”.
We Should All Watch More Boring Movies
Why is “slow cinema” relevant today?
But I’m A Cheerleader
“But I’m a Cheerleader” is a cult classic in the Queer community – why is this?
Hidden Lives, Loud Truths: Joyland (2022)
Pakistani film brings South Asian queer voices to the forefront of Cannes
The Hate Train on Teen Dramas
Increasing Popularity Gives Rise to Increasing Hate in Popular Teen Dramas
The Commodification of Love
From teen drama to Korean dating shows, today’s television packages romance as something to binge, market, and sell back to us. Sometimes, all we want… Read More »The Commodification of Love
Just One More Episode
The Rise and Effects of Binge-Watching