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School Movie from Crave

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2024/04/27
03:36 UTC

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Looking to add movie reviewers to growing website

As the title says, I'm looking to add more writers to my website. Preference is Canadian based with a strong interest in Canadian cinema. I get access to just about every Canadian film festival applied to and slowly am getting access to more and more screeners from publicists and studios. From time to time I also get emails about physical releases and e-books too.

You can either comment here or DM me if you have any questions or wish to apply. You can check out recent reviews HERE.

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2024/03/11
21:57 UTC

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Short Film Exploring Consent!

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2024/03/09
15:34 UTC

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I need help locating an apparently LOST YTV film from 1998 starring Tom Cavanagh- anybody heard of "Twisteeria"?

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2024/01/21
20:36 UTC

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Movie about friends who wish the world away.

I’m trying to remember the name of a Canadian comedy film from about 10 or 15 years ago. It was about 2 friends( my believe they were a comedy team in real life) who had a very stressful day and were able to wish the world away. They lived in a void, got stressed out, and tried to wish each other away. Does anyone remember the name of this movie?

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2023/12/05
05:23 UTC

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‘Going In’ is shot in Toronto and is about Toronto

Check out this cool interview with the director of Going In which is a film about Toronto, shot in Toronto!!

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2023/11/30
06:13 UTC

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ImagineNATIVE - Indigenous Film Festival Wrap Up

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2023/11/16
18:02 UTC

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Gary Burns films and where to view them

Does anyone know a good place to view Gary Burns works?

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2023/11/03
17:49 UTC

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Canadian Horror with Kyle Edward Ball

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2023/10/31
21:33 UTC

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Watch Canadian Animated Films for $4.99

Link to watch: https://ondemand.driff.ca/film/animation/

For $4.99 you can rent Frida in the Sky, Winner of Best Student Film at the Durham Region International Film Festival (DRIFF) and five other interesting animated shorts!

47m • 2023 • 3 Day Rental Period

Countries
Canada, Iran

Frida in the Sky - Frida, an 8-year-old engineering prodigy, builds an airplane behind her mother’s back to follow in her Abuela’s legacy.

Harvey - Harvey depicts a young boy who candidly recalls the spring day when his world turned upside down. Filled with original little touches and told through the eyes of a child with an overflowing imagination, this luminous work by Janice Nadeau, featuring elegant music by Martin Léon, poetically examines bereavement and coping with the loss of a parent.

Where Rabbits Come From - In a cold dystopian world, a widowed father defies the authorities trying to instill a sense of wonder into his daughter’s life.

Our Uniform - An Iranian girl unfolds her school memories by going through the folds and fabrics of her old uniform.

A Night for the Dogs - On a frigid December night, a fire breaks out in an apartment building. Standing out in the cold, a young man watches as the inhabitants huddle together, plotting and scheming their revenge and airing their grievances towards the man responsible for the blaze. As the firemen battle to contain the fire, the mob of neighbours work themselves into a frenzy, transforming into a pack of ferocious dogs.

Zeb’s Spider - Inside the safe space of their basement apartment, Zeb fends off the bad luck of the outside world with an assortment of ritualized behaviours. But even in the most insular existence, destiny can unexpectedly drop in. What begins as a way of coping with an uninvited arachnid soon takes on a monstrous life of its own. Spinning darkness and humour into a complex emotional web, Zeb’s Spider offers up a crucial lesson: face your fears or they just might eat you alive.

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2023/10/23
05:50 UTC

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Vancouver International Film Festival Interviews

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2023/10/17
18:12 UTC

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Check out the trailer for a recent TMU student Film, Frida in the Sky (2023)

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2023/10/08
05:00 UTC

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Help Me Identify This Sci-Fi Comedy Film About 3 Men, a Cabin, Aliens, and a Mysterious Fart!

Hello everyone,I'm searching for a film I watched in high school between 2002 and 2006. I saw it in Michigan and believe it could be a Canadian or Michigan-based indie film.

Plot: The film revolves around three men who go camping in a log cabin in the wilderness. At night, a strange green glow—presumably signaling the presence of aliens, who never actually appear—starts shining through the windows and around the door. The men become scared and notice that one of their friends, who is asleep, has a grumbling stomach. They begin chanting and work his legs like he's riding a bicycle in an attempt to make him fart. The green light intensifies, and the tension escalates until the man finally farts. The fart is so powerful it seems generated by an off-screen leaf blower, complete with shirt-flapping effects!

Details: The men had thick Canadian or possibly Yooper accents (from Michigan's Upper Peninsula).They wore red checkered pattern caps with ear protectors.There was a lake in the film, but no fishing scenes.The film was in color.

Aftermath: The men, exhausted from their efforts, pass out. Upon waking up, the man with the stomach issue has no memory of the events. When told about the mysterious green light (presumed to be aliens) and the fart, he doesn't believe them and thinks they're nuts.

I watched this film in PE in my sophomore year? If any of this rings a bell, I'd greatly appreciate your help in identifying this film! It's been bugging me for about 20 years

Thank you!

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2023/09/16
05:44 UTC

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Fantasia Festival Wrap Up

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2023/08/15
16:53 UTC

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Employees at William F White (equipment provider) unionize in Toronto

There's been no noise about this. I suspect because the employees were quite careful about talking openly before they voted. Heads of the company have been scrambling to deal with this and navigate trying to discourage further unionizing in other branches, of course without breaking the law.

The vote was an overwhelming YES

I felt a bit encouraged to post it because I'm in the industry myself and I also believe that more workers out there in all sectors should fight for their rights. There's currently the SAG-AFTRA/WGA strikes, the recent BC port workers strike, and some Metro grocery stores in Toronto are currently under strike.

It'll be interesting to see what happens. I don't know what their timeline is but I know there's been no contract negotiations yet as it's still quite early.

I hope it galvanizes others out there to push. The process definitely freaked out company heads, which signals to me that they know the ball is in the employee court.

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2023/08/01
16:05 UTC

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Cross Country Friday Aug 4th in LA: Canadian Erotic Thriller, director Paul Lynch in attendance

Hi everyone! I am putting on this screening Friday Aug 4 at Whammy in Los Angeles as part of my Uh Oh Canadia screening series! It's a really under-rated Erotic Thriller starring Richard Beymer from Twin Peaks: in fact, it feels like the Twin Peaks extended universe with its sleazy vibe. From 1983, it's Beymer's return to the screen after a hiatus. If you like no-holds-barred erotic thrillers I highly recommend it and director Paul Lynch (Prom Night) will be there! And so will The Canadian Romantic bringing erotically thrilling prizes from Canada! More info:
https://www.whammyanalog.com/events/cross-country-1983-presented-by-uh-oh-canadia

https://preview.redd.it/kan9hwrwk5fb1.jpg?width=2474&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4c8ef3d543f19f918ea040fffa5e33b763b11c0d

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2023/07/30
19:24 UTC

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The 50 Greatest Films Directed by Canadians

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2023/07/20
19:37 UTC

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