Peter Stebbings

Wynonna Earp Season Two Finale Recap

”I Hope You Dance” concludes a solid, emotional, and riveting sophomore season of the one and only Lady centric Western Supernatural gun-slinging, pun-making, heart-wrenching series.

Wynonna Earp Season 2 Episode 11 Recap

”Gone As A Girl Can Get” is a brand new world ”” literally. The Iron Witch's wish to whisk Wynonna away has created a new world where the Earp heir is erased.

Wynonna Earp Season 2 Episode 2 Recap

”Shed Your Skin” is all about the struggle for power in a newly created creature capturing cohort, filled with icky gross out moments, and a whole whack of sexual tension ”” resolved and otherwise.

Empire of Dirt Review

Peter Stebbings’ Empire of Dirt is something special. It’s the rare example of a Canadian film that’s able to balance universally relatable human problems while maintaining a cultural identity that makes it patently unique.

Interview: Jennifer Podemski and Cara Gee

We talk to actress and producer Jennifer Podemski and actress Cara Gee about their work on the First Nations family drama Empire of Dirt , applying the film's themes more broadly to a picture of small town living, the film’s sometimes subtle humour, why Peter Stebbings was chosen for such a project despite being a white male, and how the film fits into a current renaissance for First Nations cinema in Canada.