Echo Review: Marvel Tries To Answer Criticisms With Mixed Results
Marvel's new series is a noble effort but fails to address issues that many of the MCU's Disney+ shows continue to suffer from.
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True Detective: Night Country Review: An Atmospheric Mystery Worth Watching
The latest season of True Detective, subtitled Night Country, showcases how crime is unique to its environment in more ways than one.
Hazel and Katniss and Harry and Starr Podcast: Reservation Dogs S03
Brenna and Joe discuss Reservation Dogs' 3rd season and the show's legacy on Hazel and Katniss and Harry and Starr Podcast!
imagineNATIVE 2023: Tautuktavuk (What We See) Review
In Tautuktavuk (What We See), Carol Kunnuk and Lucy Tulugarjuk offer a portrait of sisters connecting virtually during lockdowns.
TIFF 2023: Limbo Review
The film is a slow burn but when it ramps up the reveals are remarkable: a maze of complicated emotions which this filmmaker conceals within a simple premise and a stark visual style.
Little Bird Series Review: One Woman’s Journey Discovering Her Roots
Through one Indigenous woman's journey of self-discovery, the Crave Original 'Little Bird' uncovers the horrors behind Canada's Sixties Scoop.
Little Bird Review: A Must-Watch Canadian Story
The new Crave Original effectively grapples with Canada's dark history against indigenous peoples.
Sundance 2023: Bad Press Review
Rebecca Landsberry-Baker and Joe Peeler's Bad Press observes one outlet's fight to retain the right to journalistic freedom within the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
Sundance 2023: Murder in Big Horn Review
Showtime's three-part docuseries Murder in Big Horn explores the disturbing number of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in Big Horn, Montana.
Sundance 2023: Against The Tide Review
Director Sarvnik Kaur’s Against the Tide is a gripping portrait of two Indian fishermen that serves as a searing climate change warning for us all.
Interview: Mary Teegee on FOR LOVE
On this day of Truth and Reconciliation, we spoke to Mary Teegee about her advocacy work and film, For Love, directed by Matt Smiley.
TIFF 2022: We Are Still Here
Australian anthology film We Are Still Here sees ten Indigenous directors offers stories of trauma, tragedy, survival, and resilience.
TIFF 2022: ROSIE Review
ROSIE tells the story of a young indigenous girl who must live with her estranged aunt or face being placed in the foster care system.
Wildhood Trailer: First Look at Canadian Screen Award Nominee
Wildhood opens in theatres March 11.
This Is Not A Ceremony: Bear Witness
Ahnahktsipiitaa’s experimental virtual reality documentary This Is Not A Ceremony places you inside of the story.
