Judy Versus Capitalism Review
Judy Versus Capitalism is an astonishing accomplishment. Utterly heartbreaking, the film is a resounding act of bravery.
mental health
Hot Docs Presents the Third Edition of Free Mental Health Film Series
Hot Docs is teaming up with Bell Let’s Talk and Workman Arts for the third installment of the Free Mental Health Film Series.
Rendezvous With Madness 2019 Line-up
The 27th annual Rendezvous With Madness festival will feature movies, a visual arts exhibition, and a comedy showcase.
Hot Docs 2019: Quiet Storm: The Ron Artest Story Review
Quiet Storm: The Ron Artest Story details how mental illness affected an NBA star’s life and career.
The Defenders Review: Welcome to the Super Party
Was the Marvel Universe TV team-up series The Defenders worth the wait?
Thought Bubble: The Terrifying Isolation of Actual Sunlight
Three years after its initial release, Will O'Neill's Actual Sunlight remains a harrowing depiction of depression.
TIFF 2016: The Stairs Review
Hugh Gibson's documentary The Stairs reviewed for TIFF 2016.
4 Reasons Jessica Jones is the Definitive Post Traumatic Hero
Move over Bruce Wayne, Jessica Jones is the best representation of PTSD on TV.
Jessica Jones Episode 8-13 Video Recap & Easter Eggs
It's part two of our Fan v Fan video recap for Marvel's Jessica Jones. Pros, cons, easter eggs, and more from episodes 8-13!
Jessica Jones Episode 1-7 Video Recap & Easter Eggs
It's part one of our Fan v Fan video recap for episodes 1-7 of Marvel's Jessica Jones. Pros, cons, easter eggs, and more!
Thought Bubble: Why We Need Jessica Jones
I first read Alias because I heard Netflix would be releasing a 13-episode series based on it, but there's so much more to Jessica Jones.
Thought Bubble: Iron Man, Mental Illness and the Importance of Representation
Stark's anxiety and (probably) PTSD in Iron Man 3 and alcoholism in “Demon in a Bottle” extend beyond the “flawed hero” archetype.
Ladies Make Comics Too: Kate Leth
For my very first “Ladies Make Comics Too,” meet Kate Leth; she’s a great indie artist who wishes people would stop asking (anyone, ever), “What’s it like to be a woman in comics?”, and would love to see more mainstream comics with empowered women who aren’t objectified.
