Film

• Masterclass empowering future Indigenous filmmakers

  The empowered filmmaker masterclass covers different areas of the process, including camera movement, interview tips and post-production.

  Education

  Apr 12
  
• Canadian documentary sheds light on mass tourism

  If done right, travelling can help with wealth distribution, while giving travellers enriching experiences. A new Canadian documentary looks at this idea.

  Entertainment

  Apr 6
  
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• Manitoban’s expertise plays role in new Disney, Pixar movie

  The new Disney and Pixar 'Turning Red' movie boasts plenty of Canadian representation, including a Manitoba professor with expertise in Chinese Canadian history.

  Canada

  Mar 18
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• A Halifax filmmaker gets a shot at redemption at this year’s Halifax Black Film Festival

  ‘Washed Up’ details Tyus McSween’s journey from aspiring athlete to incarceration to redemption through the art of filmmaking.

  Perspectives

  Feb 25
• ‘Framework’ serves an emotional dinner dialogue at 2022 Halifax Black Film Festival

  The film, directed by Halifax filmmaker, Deborah Castrilli, explores what it means to be queer and Black in Nova Scotia

  Canada

  Feb 24
• Award-winning Halifax filmmaker tells powerful tale of destiny with ‘Kill Your Masters’

  Israel Ekanem’s film centres around two Black slave girls who decide to take their destiny into their hands to liberate themselves from the shackles of their white slave master.

  Canada

  Feb 22
• Denis Villeneuve, Luis Sequeira among Canadians to earn Oscar nominations

  Writer, director and producer Denis Villeneuve's sprawling sci-fi epic "Dune'' is among the most recognized overall with 10 nods.

  Entertainment

  Feb 8
• 18th annual ReFrame Film Festival debuts in homes across Canada

  'These documentaries provide a way for us to learn, connect and experience things outside of ourselves,' said film festival creative director Amy Siegel.

  Entertainment

  Jan 27
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• The 1988 thriller that saw Sidney Poitier chase a villain onto a BC Ferry — and saw B.C. play itself

  In the B.C.-shot 'Shoot to Kill,' Poitier played an FBI agent chasing a murderer in the mountains of B.C., and appeared impressed by the province's 'natural rhythm.'

  Entertainment

  Jan 7
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• Winnipeg screenwriter wins fellowship from Oscars organization

  A Winnipeg screenwriter has won a US$35,000 prize and mentorship opportunity from the organization behind the Oscars.

  Entertainment

  Nov 9, 2021