Charli XCX’s “The Moment”: Outgrowing Your Own Art
The Moment, a mockumentary directed by Aidan Zamiri, follows pop star Charli XCX struggling to navigate the personal and creative…
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McGill Joins in the Heat: How Heated Rivalry has Seeped into Campus Culture
“McGill? What the fuck is McGill? Is McGill a town?” These are great questions famously posed by hockey player Ilya…
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CINEMANIA: A Review of ‘Queen Mom’ and ‘Love Me Tender’
Each year, Montréal’s largest French-language film festival, CINEMANIA, showcases a diverse range of films from the French-speaking world, including familiar…
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Marmalade and Manners: How Paddington Bear Could Save Our Generation
The internet is home to an unrelenting firestorm of misinformation and, unfortunately, influential content. One part of this echo chamber…
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“Poor Things” and the Expectation of Realism
In December 2023, Yorgos Lanthimos released his critically-acclaimed film, “Poor Things,” starring Emma Stone and Mark Ruffalo. The film has…
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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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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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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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Tár: Free Fall of a Maestra
Talent may get you to the top, but it doesn’t mean you’ll stay there. After a sixteen-year absence from the…
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Remakes, Reboots, Recycle: Media Adaptations that Sell the Same Ideas Back to Us
Soon after the trailer for the live-action remake of The Little Mermaid was released, it received over 1.5 million dislikes…
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