Celebration and Overcoming Censorship at the SAFFM
Typically the South Asian films that cross over into the west represent a specific form: the Bollywood musical. But South…
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Condos: Space, Capitalism, and Loneliness
Modern life has never been more beautiful and ill. This is my first article for the Bull and Bear, and…
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Cohousing and the Cure to Loneliness
Communal living can be a tricky thing to talk about. The most widely known iteration of communal living, which is…
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Stranger Things 2 Lives up to the Hype
Ever dreamt of diving back into the 80s, that oh-so endearing period, where everyone had weird haircuts and pop music…
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Festival du Nouveau Cinema: The Top Five Films to Watch Out For
The Festival du Nouveau Cinéma ran from October 5th to 15th, and during which films ranging from big-name blockbusters to…
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dvsn, Reviving R&B
Toronto’s music scene has grown tremendously in the last few years, and with new artists like dvsn having released a…
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Nightfall: A Gothic Descent Into Madness
Nightfall with Edgar Allen Poe is Players’ Theatre first production of the year. Nightfall is written by Eric Koble, and…
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The Familiar but Distinctly Fresh Vision of Blade Runner 2049
There’s always a fair amount of danger in writing a sequel or making a remake of a beloved cult film…
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Owners: Morality, Misogyny and Possession
Tuesday Night Café Theatre is excited to present their first production of the year: Owners, written by Caryl Churchill and directed…
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An Evening with Rupi Kaur, the Sun, and her Flowers
Writing about a poet can be difficult. Stating objective truths about herself, the career she created, and the impact she…
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