Apocalypse now and then
Godard's prescient, polarized Weekend an durable ode to catastrophic collapse
Josef Braun / 23 May 2012
Fri, May 25 – Tue, May 29 Directed by Jean-Luc Godard Metro Cinema at the Garneau Originally released: 1967 Title cards flash across the screen in the opening…. Read more »
A Little Bit Zombie
Kathleen Bell / 17 May 2012
Director Casey Walker has three rules he suggests following in the event of a zombie apocalypse: "Get the hell out of the city, get the hell out of…. Read more »
Lola
Josef Braun / 17 May 2012
Lola is set in 1950s Coburg, in a Germany still reeling, reconstructing and recovering from the horror and disorder of National Socialism and the Second World War. Read more »
Durand Durand
Kevin Durand talks Citizen Gangster, Thunder Bay and what rapping taught him about acting
Josef Braun / 16 May 2012
Opens Friday Directed by Nathan Morlando Canadian-born actor Kevin Durand is probably most familiar from shows like Dark Angel or Lost, and films such as Legion or Robin Hood, in which he played the decidedly ironically named Little John. Read more »
Tantalizing nonfiction
Our intrepid film critic's highlights from the Hot Docs film festival
Josef Braun / 10 May 2012
The Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival, held in Toronto every spring, is a terrifically fecund, sprawling crapshoot to navigate, an all-you-can-watch buffet of non-fiction that might take…. Read more »
