Youngblood Review: The Remake Outscores its Predecessor
Youngblood upgrades the story of a young hockey prospect whose undisciplined play could end his career before it starts.
Shawn Doyle
Nika & Madison Review: TIFF 2025
Nika & Madison is a necessary story for both our time and our nation and gives a face and voice to missing and murdered Indigenous women.
Ashgrove Review: Lovers in a Dangerous Time
It’s a thin line between love and hate in director Jeremy LaLonde’s apocalyptic relationship drama Ashgrove.
Black Hole Films Episode 11 – Mulholland Drive
Ep 11 - MULHOLLAND DRIVE - Shawn Doyle, Ken Cuperus, Jessica Greco and Marc Winegust join Jeremy to watch and discuss Mulholland Drive and just what the hell it, maybe, all means…
Interview: Shandi Mitchell
Dork Shelf talks to Nova Scotia based writer and director Shandi Mitchell about her debut feature The Disappeared, about the differences between writing for publishing and film, her connection to the ocean, shooting on 16mm, and the recent cultural fascination with mortality under extreme conditions.
TIFF 2013: Focus On: Short Cuts Canada
We turn the TIFF 2013 spotlight on the Short Cuts Canada program, looking at all but one of the shorts showing across all six programs designed to bring the best in Canadian short form filmmaking to festival audiences.
