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Tom Hiddleston is that most modern of English actors, classically trained in theatre but gaining ground in Hollywood. He’s created diverse characters in diverse genres including horror, sic-fi, art and historical drama. But he goes southern country in I Saw the Light, as American country western …
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Written and directed by Andrew Cividino, based on his short of the same title Jackson Martin, Nick Serino and Reece Moffett In theatres April 8 Rating: 3.5/5 Last spring, word got out that Dundas, Ontario filmmaker Andrew Cividino’s first feature was making a big splash at the Cannes Film …
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How She Travels Canadians love Florida. Particularly those of us on the Eastern side of the country, where we can fly to sunny skies and gorgeous beaches in less than three hours. But the low loonie has seen a dip in the number of visitors from Canada to this southern state, with estimates that …
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There’s a lot of confusion about GMOs right now. Are they tested to be safe? Are they just a tool for profit? Are they a secret government plot to turn you into spiderman? I keep hoping on the last point, but nay, I say to all of this, nay! So what is a GMO? It literally means genetically …
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Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2016, TIFF Bell Lightbox, Toronto Magali Simard, Film Programmes Manager & Programmer at TIFF TIFF Bell Lightbox March 30 – April 7 I Am Sun Mu, Attacking the Devil: Harold Evans and the Last Nazi War Crime, The Pearl Button, Dheepan, Inside The Chinese …
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