Soir de pleine lune au Janicule. On m’a dit un jour que les Japonais voient un lapin dans la lune. […]
Film Aesthetics: Are Canadian films sexy?
Volume 25 issue 2
BLUEBEARD’S SEVENTH DOOR: A novel by Andre Vecsei
As I run along my routine jogging trail from middle-class NDG in Montreal, up the hill into the Westmount maze […]
J’ai découvert la musique au cinéma…
Je n’ai pas découvert la musique au concert mais au cinéma à travers le son feutré des haut-parleurs qui s’associe […]
The Other English-Canadian film: Indo-Canadian cinema
Indo-Canadian filmmakers have contributed to bringing stories and faces that we don’t see in Canadian Cinema. Srinivas Krishna (Masala, 1991) […]
“The end of immigration?” –The film
A film by Marie Boti and Malcolm Guy-52 min, productions Multi-Monde 2012. The wind beats against a high telecom tower […]
The End of the Documentary?
As we prepare to release our latest documentary, the End of Immigration? we wonder whether it will be our last, […]
Canada After Dark
If you were to ask your friends whether they thought Canadian films were sexy, they would probably laugh and unanimously […]
Filmmaking in Canada: Culture or Coma?
Cigarette smoke rises in small plumes, merging into the dust beam created by the projection light in a full theatre […]
Incendies directed by Denis Villeneuve
[This piece originally appeared in Five Dials Number 15 and is reproduced with their kind permission.] In Sophocles’ tragedy, the […]
Oui, je rêve en couleur (réflexions d’une réalisatrice indépendante)
Avec huit documentaires achevés, je devrais pouvoir me considérer une réalisatrice expérimentée et envisager le restant de ma carrière avec […]
Is Canadian Cinema evolving?
Welcome to Canada (1989) and Monsieur Lazhar (2011) This film review will comment on two Canadian films that deploy immigrants […]
Notes On Film and Consciousness
Dreaming By Movies In 2012, a great number of people of the world’s population live and stay in one place, […]
Film news from the future
Many years ago, Bernardo Bertolucci, on a visit to Canada, was asked what he thought of the movie industry in […]
Canadian Cinema: Sexy?
Confronted with the query –“Are Canadian films sexy … question mark?” – – I was baffled as what angle […]
New Voices in Canadian Cinema: Montreal Edition — Aonan Yang, Diego Rivera Kohn, and Shahab Mihandoust in conversation with Federico Hidalgo.
Aonan Yang was born in Wo Long Quan, (Dragon Creek Village), Liao Ning Province, China. As a youngster, […]
Entering the cave of the heart
I would like to share with you a few thoughts on my experience as someone born and brought up […]
The Diamond that Used to be You
[audio: Diamond.mp3] The Diamond that Used to be You Oh honey, after you died from eating […]