Film
Where Can You Go for a Real Movie Experience Anymore?
Real as its popcorn butter, Vancouver's Rio Theatre is a classic worth defending.
Ten Great Films About Newspapers Kick off Friday
'Stop the Presses' fest had lots of cinematic gems to choose from. What made the final edition?
'The Iron Lady'
Film as cultural crime. This is how they create historical amnesia.
Is William Gibson's 'Neuromancer' the Future of Movies?
Two who are turning the 1984 book into a film and game explain why now's perfect timing.
Angelina Jolie's Lens on Rape as War Crime
The subject is vital but Jolie's politics are murky in her directorial debut.
Hollywood's Icy Heart
From 'Mission Impossible' to 'The Descendants,' current films fail to arouse.
Renaissance Man, Part 2
In which a blind man nears a record-breaking motorcycle jump and a filmmaker explores the power of 'natural constituencies.'
Inside the Xmas Music Underground
Vancouver filmmaker Mitchell Kezin helps rescue weird holiday tunes from oblivion.
The Artist Who Made 'The Artist'
The Tyee talks with Michel Hazanavicius, who wrote and directed the silent film blockbuster touted for an Oscar.
'Young Adult'
Charlize Theron's 'psychotic prom queen' vies for a high school flame in this highly immature flick.
'The Artist'
What is this (mostly) mute film about a silent movie star's struggle for relevance really saying?
'Shame' and 'No Sexual Rapport'
A fictional sex addict, and the real life of pornographers who feed his hunger.
'Renaissance Man': New Way to Make a Documentary
Blind man tries a motorcycle jump. And other improbable feats that might involve you.
'J Edgar'
Put out a manhunt for Clint Eastwood before he kills (a film's potential) again.
'Billy Bishop' Goes to Movie Screens
Playwright John Gray on the well-timed film reinterpretation of his classic Canadian play.
Hey, Hey We Aren't the Monkees
'Head' killed the Pre-Fab Four, but the soundtrack still puts out.
Occupy the Movie Theatres
Could money-sucking, worker-shedding Hollywood be more out of touch?
'Wiebo's War'
Documentary director David York on sour gas, flawed heroes, godless filmmaking, and more.
'Real Steel'
Ghost of Steve Jobs looks on as mechanical fighting flick shadow boxes with old classics.
The Gift of the Concert Film
Sigur Ros misses the mark but Andrew Bird: Fever Year hits a bullseye.
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