Oscar nominee Corpus Christi is more saint than sinner
Polish-language comedy-drama follows a religious ex-con who gets mistaken for a small-town priest and decides to run with it. Sudbury Indie Cinema showing it virtually
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Local News Virtual (and welcomed) help for Sudbury's indie cinema
American distributors work with Sudbury Indie Cinema to shows films as part of a virtual cinema initiative, starting with two acclaimed movies: Corpus Christi and Bacurau -
Local Arts The List: Alberta-based arts and entertainment livestreaming events
The List contains every Alberta-based arts and entertainment livestreaming event.Artists, musicians, painters, poets, dancers, actors, comedians, magicians, writers, readers, even wrestlers, let us know about your event and it’s going ... -
Local News Christmas film rushes to finish shoot as COVID-19 restrictions tighten
A local film company raced against time to finish shooting a movie as government restrictions tightened limitations on how we gather due to the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Celebrity James Bond guns worth $122,000 stolen from U.K. property
Five deactivated guns used in Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan’s James Bond movies have been stolen from a U. -
Movies 'The Batman' director confirms production shut down indefinitely
The Batman director Matt Reeves has confirmed the much-anticipated comic book film has been put on hold indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic. -
Movies Sweet and simple, Uncorked is the dessert wine of romantic dramas, says Chris Knight
Mamoudou Athie shines in the story of a dutiful son who wants to be a sommelier -
Movies Curtiz: Here's looking at you, Casablanca
Chris Knight finds this film, set during the making of the famed 1942 war movie, a fun ride into history but maybe not worth playing again
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Movies Crip Camp is both a love letter to summer camp and a civil rights documentary, ...
James Lebrecht is both subject and co-director in this story of a 'summer camp for the handicapped run by hippies' -
Movies Woody Allen: 'Affirmative action...does not work when it comes to casting'
Woody Allen has addressed the lack of diversity in his movies, insisting, “I always cast the person who fits the part most believably in my mind’s eye. -
Movies Patrick Swayze was first choice for cameo in 'Zombieland'
Patrick Swayze’s cancer battle dashed Zombieland filmmakers’ hopes of securing the actor for a cameo as a member of the undead for the 2009 horror comedy. -
Movies Medical consultant on 'Contagion' tests positive for coronavirus
Ian Lipkin, the researcher who served as a medical consultant on the 2011 film Contagion, has tested positive for coronavirus. -
Movies Marijuana comedy not nearly dope enough, says Chris Knight
Canadian Strain started with a good idea but doesn't deliver on its premise -
Entertainment Self-Isolating? Netflix offers a few movie classics you've always meant to watch
Film buffs have often pointed out that Netflix, for all its many marvels, has never been particularly stellar when it comes to offering classic movies. -
Local News Bob and Doug McKenzie return to Edmonton as statues during COVID-19
“Bob and Doug spoke to Canadian culture so profoundly, so eloquently in such a relatable way." -
Movies 'Re-Animator' director Stuart Gordon dead at 72
Horror filmmaker Stuart Gordon has died at the age of 72.Gordon, best known for his 1980s cult classics as Re-Animator and From Beyond, passed away on Tuesday, his family confirmed ...
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Local Entertainment OSCAR TIME: Pembroke's recreation programmer brings us his Academy Award predictions
The 92nd Academy Awards are this Sunday evening, marking an ending to the 2019 film season. I will preface this by saying 2019 was an incredible year for film. -
Local Entertainment Elijah McKeown's 2019 Oscar predictions just in time for the 91st Academy Awards
The biggest night in film has arrived once again. On Sunday night, the 91st Academy Awards will recognize the best and brightest from 2018.
