Disenchanted: How Anora Loses Anora
Sean Baker’s 2024 Palme d’Or-winner, Anora, is as hollow and reductive as it is raw and radiant, setting its standard…
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The “Symphony of Horror” Misses a Beat: A Review of Nosferatu X Radiohead at Cinema du Parc
Even when it was ‘silent,’ cinema has never been quiet. From its earliest years, screenings were accompanied by the live…
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From Fraud to Fame: How Anna Delvey Danced Her Way Back into the Spotlight
On September 17th, 4.97 million viewers tuned in to watch Dancing With The Stars (DWTS) kick-start its 33rd season. This…
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You Know You Love Them…But Should You? The Romanticization of Toxic Relationships in Teen Dramas
Buried in the back of my closet lies a t-shirt that my friend and I each purchased as a memento…
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‘Femme’: The Best Movie of 2023 Gets Everything Right
One of the many beauties of Femme is its radical unpretentiousness. Part of this unassuming nature is the film’s context:…
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Barbie to Bottoms: What do we need from women’s media today?
The summer of Barbie had everyone convinced that we were entering a new era of cinema: it was time to…
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Highlights of Cinemania 2023: Fathers, Mothers, And Vampires
En Attendant La Nuit (For The Night Will Come) En Attendant La Nuit follows a family moving into a suffocatingly…
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Evil Dead Dies: A Look at a Complicated Franchise
Last month, Cinema Du Parc ran a screening of Evil Dead II (1987) as part of their Halloween-themed Minuit au…
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5 Films to Look Out for at the Image+Nation Film Festival
With the 36th annual Image+Nation Film Festival commencing tonight, Thursday, November 16th, here are five films to keep on your…
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A Book Lover’s Guide to a Successful Book-to-Film Adaptation
The film industry has long been influenced by popular literature. Film franchises such as The Lord of the Rings, Alice…
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