Art As And Within Community: A Conversation With Writer, Director and Producer V.T. Nayani
Filmmaker V.T. Nayani speaks about her experience growing up in Toronto's art scene.
What Does it Mean to Indulge the Nostalgia Mode: A Closer Look at ‘Pathaan’
What happens when a film’s appeal hinges only on its ability to evoke nostalgia and depends only upon our memories of an actor’s past career?
Martika Ramirez Escobar on ‘Leonor Will Never Die’ and Kindness
In conversation with filmmaker Martika Ramirez Escobar about her latest film 'Leonor Will Never Die.'
‘And Still I Sing’ Vividly Captures the Labour of Hope
The film carries a glimmering world of hope within it, but at its core it achingly reminds how difficult hope-building can be.
The Tender Grace of ‘Sort Of’
The grace extended to Imran is 'Sort Of'’s running theme, modus operandi — its gift to us.
Confronting the Uncomfortable with ‘My Small Land’ Director Kawawada Emma
Speaking with director Kawawada Emma about her film 'My Small Land.'
The Revolutionary Pull of ‘Leonor Will Never Die’
Endlessly watchable for all the giddy joy it takes in parody and the various existential questions it raises.
‘Golden Delicious’ Reinvigorates A Familiar Genre
Jason Karman reinvigorates the genre, ultimately pointing to his talent as a director able to tell fulsome tales that feel like a life lived.
‘The Night’ Is a Unique and Piercing Persian Horror
Disorienting and shadowy — a brooding horror falling heavy as a pall.
