Our in-depth conversation with film journalist turned director Brian D. Johnson, who highlights the life and work of Canadian poet Al Purdy with his new documentary Al Purdy Was Here.
The annual Canadian Video Game Awards celebrate the best "Made in Canada" games – and now fans can be a part of the celebration.
John Landis , known for directing comedy classics like The Blues Brothers, has a lifelong love of stop-motion animation, particularly the work of Ray Harryhausen.
We spoke to Into the Badlands star Emily Beecham, the woman behind The Widow, to see what it takes to rule in the far flung, martial arts obsessed future.
We speak with director Jay Roach about bringing Dalton Trumbo's life to screen and how he avoided getting typecast as solely a comedy director.
The Good Dinosaur director Peter Sohn talks to us about the first time he ever saw Toy Story, how he learned 3D animation on the job at Pixar, and of course, what's on his Dork Shelf.
Saoirse Ronan (Hanna, The Grand Budapest Hotel) talks to Dork Shelf about how her latest film Brooklyn echoes her own life experiences living between Ireland and New York City.
Mark Stanley plays real life war hero Tug Hartley in the harrowing Kilo Two Bravo. We spoke with both the actor and the subject about the journey of this ambitious project.
We speak with comedian/ writer/ actor Gregg Turkington about his new film Entertainment, working with Peyton Reed on Ant-Man, and what's on his Dork Shelf.
Brian d'Arcy James spills the beans on playing Shrek in the Broadway musical hit and teaming up Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo and Rachel McAdams in the ensemble Oscar contender Spotlight.
Assassin's Creed co-writer Anthony Del Col (Kill Shakespeare) talks the Salem Witch Trials, adapting a video game for comics, and more.
What does it take to a restore a classic film and give it a new HD upgrade? We talk about this meticulous process with film archivist Robert A. Harris, who cleaned up My Fair Lady for its new Blu-ray presentation.
Our conversations with Patrick Huard and Suzanne Clément about how they approached their roles in the new political comedy My Internship in Canada.
An in-depth conversation with writer/ director Atom Egoyan on the storied career that led to his latest film, Remember.
We spoke with Dean Norris (of Breaking Bad fame) about his role in the new Atom Egoyan film Remember, working with Christopher Plummer, and a career playing cops.
