Jan 31, 2025 · The Canadian film world remains overshadowed by Hollywood but contains countless amazing hidden treasures that will surprise you. These Canadian films transcend classic movie formats because they show you immense open spaces and immerse you

Insightful Commentary from and on the Canadian Film World

The disaster movie genre of the 1970s is generally remembered for two things: solid blockbusters with all-star casts (The Poseidon Adventure, The Towering Inferno) and overstuffed, C-grade dreck starring over-the-hill relics from Hollywood’s golden age.

Here in Canada, we’re lucky to have such a rich and diverse movie industry. Sure, Hollywood-made films may draw much of the world’s attention, but Canadian actors and moviemakers have been quietly perfecting their craft for decades

I’d like to start this review by commending the filmmakers for tackling a subject that Hollywood hasn’t dared to touch for over 20 years: the occupation of Tibet by the Chinese communist government and the

In 2021, due to the Taliban’s return to power, Afghanistan saw a chaotic departure of its citizens seeking safety from the oppressive rule. Among these individuals were four exceptional women whose experiences are the focus

It’s been a busy Monday for news on Canadian film stars, as not one but two stories have broken to start off the week. The first of these stories is that Simu Liu, best known

Mar 11, 2020 · Hollywood North Magazine publishes articles on the Canadian film industry five days a week, highlighting homegrown and independent film and television projects, both local and country-wide.We have been hard at work since 2015 providing readers with reviews, interviews, event coverage, and announcements on Canadian film work both locally in our location of Vancouver and all around the country ...

Jan 29, 2025 · The Canadian film world remains overshadowed by Hollywood but contains countless amazing hidden treasures that will surprise you. These Canadian films transcend classic movie formats because they show you immense open spaces and immerse you

On November 17, 2024, the stage at Kingston’s Broom Factory will be graced by Shane Koyczan, one of Canada’s most powerful and beloved spoken word poets.