Thirty years from now, Earth is in bad shape. It’s heavily polluted and dangerous and may not last much longer. The Robinsons are tested and cleared to leave for a space colony and brighter future, but after John and Maureen Robinson and their children Judy, Penny and Will set off they crash land in an icy alien planet. Together… View Post
Stephen S. Campanelli, Clint Eastwood’s cinematographer directs the gripping and powerful Indian Horse, starring young Sladen Peltier, Forrest Goodluck and Ajuawak Kapashesit. They play Canadian First Nations boy Saul Indian Horse over twenty years. He is kidnapped from his family by government officials as part of a shameful 100 year plus government policy to eradicate Indians, and put into a residential… View Post
Spring is finally here and summer will soon follow. With the warm weather comes cottage season. For cottage owners, renting your property can be a great way to generate additional income. For renters, a relaxing getaway at a cottage may provide a much needed escape from the busy urban centers. However, before starting you vacation, all parties should be advised… View Post
Watch for Stephen Campanelli’s multi-award winning Canadian drama Indian Horse opening next week. It’s based on the book by the late Richard Wagamese and executive produced by Clint Eastwood. It tells the story of First Nations boy Saul Little Horse, heading to Canada’s north with his family where the white man won’t find him. Sadly, Saul is captured by government officials and… View Post
Celia Imrie became an instant star as Edwina’s acid tongued p.r. rival Claudia “bloody” Bing in Absolutely Fabulous. Since then, she’s played many similar characters, glamourous, upper crust types. But for Richard Loncraine’s comedy Finding Your Feet, Imrie goes against type tossing the hauteur out the window. Imrie clearly revels in playing Bif, whose low key life centres around a… View Post
A stellar A-list English cast leads the delightful coming-of-age comedy Finding Your Feet that’s opening in select cities on the 13th. And by coming of age I mean reverse ageing and regaining youth. Celia Imrie, Imelda Staunton, Timothy Spall and Joanna Lumley look for life beyond stereotypical “retirement” – two sisters reunite after decades not speaking to one another, one a spoiled… View Post