Opening The Blood In The Snow Canadian Film Festival (BITS), April Mullen’s Farhope Tower does not disappoint. but get more than they bargained for when they come up against the most powerful spirits they have every faced. READ MORE
Opening The Blood In The Snow Canadian Film Festival (BITS), April Mullen’s Farhope Tower does not disappoint. but get more than they bargained for when they come up against the most powerful spirits they have every faced. READ MORE
This weekend offers up a variety of events to partake in. As it has become my custom, herein I suggest a few personally picked events for you to sample this weekend. READ MORE
I live in an area a little West of downtown Toronto. I am often amazed at the amount of events happening on any given night. Here I list a few events taking place this week, in an effort to get some of you out of your comfort zone aka your ‘hood. READ MORE
Time for another In The City installment. This week, I am highlighting various events that will certainly count as sensory experiences. READ MORE
The team from The Blood In The Snow Canadian Film Festival (BITS) previously announced this year’s full festival line up. With many filmmakers and very special guest actress Tristan Risk in attendance, the festival will showcase 8 features and 15 short films this year. READ MORE
This weekend, I propose you spend some time perusing some classic books, taking in some local theatre, and of course indulge in live music. Toronto never disappoints in its offering of arts and cultural events. READ MORE
One of my favourite months, October brings us fresh Fall colours and some very fun events in Toronto. After my big move earlier this month, I give you my picks of the events for the remainder of the month. READ MORE
Part of TIFF‘s Shorts Cut Programme 5, Zack Russell’s first short film, She Stoops To Conquer is set to premiere at the festival this Sunday, September 13. READ MORE
Fredrik Gertten‘s latest documentary Bikes vs Cars arrives to Toronto this weekend for an exclusive engagement at the Bloor Cinema. The film aims to look into and investigate this daily ‘global drama’ in traffic around the world.
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Films We Like brings The Bernard Shakey Film Retrospective: Neil Young on Screen to Toronto’s Royal Cinema this week. READ MORE
