It’s been nearly a year since the Soo Theatre in Weyburn shut down, but the idea of bringing back a movie theatre is circulating around the city. Continue reading →

For $6.99 a month, Scene Gold offers moviegoers more points, access to priority concession lines, once-a-week free upgrades to premium screenings and no-cost upgrades on popcorn and drinks. Continue reading →

Along with comic lovers, the convention also featured fans of television, video games, movies and many other art forms. Continue reading →

“She didn’t only just make my day. She made my entire life by doing so…dreams really do come true.” Continue reading →

Just because the summer blockbuster season is coming to an end doesn’t mean that cinema is dead. Continue reading →

As the curtains close on Manitoba’s largest film festival, the rural municipality of Gimli will be feeling the effects of its film festival for months to come. Continue reading →

Movie theaters will not be segregated by gender like most other public places in the deeply conservative Muslim kingdom Continue reading →

The marquee on Weyburn’s Soo Theatre, owned by Landmark Cinemas, has read ‘temporarily closed” since the end of November. Continue reading →

The Forest City Film Festival is back for another year. Continue reading →