Television Drew Hayden Taylor is reclaiming Indigenous culture with the APTN show Going Native The Anishnawbe author and journalist explores the ways in which Indigenous people are shaping food, movies, music, architecture, and more.
Television Invincible creator Robert Kirkman talks casting J.K. Simmons and saying goodbye to The Walking Dead The comics creator talks about the beginnings of Invincible and the end of his other big show.
Home Theatre What’s new to VOD and streaming this weekend: May 7 to 9 Almodovar's English-language debut, Eat Wheaties!, and Season 3 of The Girlfriend Experience are among the releases.
Home Theatre Netflix series Jupiter’s Legacy tells a frustrating superhero story This superhero series leaves audiences torn between two storylines.
Movie Reviews DOXA 2021 review: Fanny: The Right To Rock spotlights the first all-female band to rock the world David Bowie was a fan, so why haven’t you ever heard of them?
Movie Reviews DOXA 2021 review: Wuhan Wuhan counters the current wave of anti-Asian racism Yung Chang's calm documentary follows individuals through the start of the COVID-19 crisis.
Home Theatre What to watch on Amazon Prime Video Canada in May 2021 Barry Jenkins's adaptation of The Underground Railroad, Solos, and Panic are among the new releases.
Home Theatre What to watch on CBC Gem in May 2021 Releases include Lena Waithe's Twenties, Bad Rap, Matangi/Maya/M.I.A., and Keyboard Fantasies: The Beverly Glenn-Copeland Story.
Movie Notes David Cronenberg is making a new speculative drama, Crimes Of The Future David Cronenberg isn’t done yet.
Home Theatre The Mitchells vs. The Machines is the robopocalypse comedy we’ve been waiting for The Netflix project from Into the Spider-Verse producers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller is a sweet, vivid delight.
