Metro Morning Movie Recommendations: May 12
Jason Gorber stopped by CBC's Metro Morning to chat about the release of home-grown hit BlackBerry, directed by Matt Johnson.
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Interview: Jay Baruchel on BlackBerry and the Awkwardness of Canadian Pride
The ever-enthusiastic Canadian actor Jay Baruchel joins That Shelf to talk about his extraordinary role in Matt Johnson's BlackBerry.
Berlinale 2023: Inside Blackberry with the Cast and Filmmaker Matt Johnson
Berlinale 2023: Jason Gorber was in Berlin to speak with the cast and director Matt Johnson behind the new movie, Blackberry.
Berlinale 2023: Blackberry Video Review
Berlinale 2023: Jay Baruchel shines in Matt Johnson's #Blackberry-a universal tale of hubris and tenacity destined to become a Canadian classic.
Slamdance 2022: Therapy Dogs Review
High school is an intense time. Not just because it is the cliff between childhood and adult responsibilities, and not just because it is a time in your life when you are completely surrounded by peers who are all absolutely saturated in a chemistry set’s worth of hormones, but also because everything suddenly feels like […]
Operation Avalanche Screenwriter Josh Boles on Finding Story in Found Footage
Operation Avalanche co-writer Josh Boles talks about his tricks of the trade for breaking a story and writing for the found footage format once again.
Operation Avalanche Review
Operation Avalanche is a few missteps short of a masterpiece.
CONTEST: See DIAMOND TONGUES in Toronto
Toronto film Diamond Tongues is coming home for a highly anticipated run at the TIFF Bell Lightbox. We're giving away tickets to film's premiere, followed by Q and A with the cast and filmmakers.
Thought Bubble: How To Fix Canadian Cinema
Canadian movies and TV have a bad rep. CANADALAND's Jesse Brown talked to Jay Baruchel about how we fix this, and inadvertently hit upon something that could actually be the key to improving our onscreen cultural landscape.
TFCA Announces 2013 Film Award Winners
The Toronto Film Critics Association have announced Inside Llewyn Davis as their pick for best film of the year and announced their three finalists for Best Canadian Feature to be announced in January, Here's a look at all of the winner's from this year's voting.
The Dirties Review
Comedies don’t get much darker, thought provoking, and ultimately harrowing than Toronto director Matt Johnson’s The Dirties.
