Snakehead is a powerful, fact-based gangland thriller, starring Shuya Chang as Sister Tse, an illegal immigrant who arrives in New York to find the daughter she abandoned years earlier. Dai Mah, played by Jade Wu, the deadly matriarch of a human trafficking cartel in Manhattan’s Chinatown takes her in and trains her to help run the enterprise; she’s a quick… View Post
The Electrical Life of Louis Wain By Anne Brodie Denis Villeneuve, the pride of Trois Rivieres, Quebec, helms the second filmed adaptation of Frank Herbert’s seminal 1965 sci-fi masterpiece, the “unfilmable” Dune. An all-star cast takes us through the spice desert battlefields where House Atreides, House Harkonnen, Fremen and other clans tear each other apart to control the precious spice… View Post
Presented by RBC Monique Chan is a 25 year old creative based in Toronto. Always inspired by the natural world, she loves learning and discovering new innovations that allow humans to live symbiotically with our environment. Her main passion is plant-based cooking with a focus on the issue of food waste. After working in many kitchens as a line cook… View Post
London Ontario born Karen de Jong’s film art credits include Thor, Jingle All the Way, First Wives Club, The Relic, Down Periscope, Waiting to Exhale, Dusk till Dawn, Broken Arrow, Power Rangers, Sudden Death, Dolores Claiborne, Miracle on 34th Street, Captain Zoom, The Shining, The Mask, Shawshank Redemption, Wyatt Earp, Little Big League, The Three Musketeers, The Crow, Coneheads, Levis…. View Post
Netflix’s hit series Locke & Key, the hit small-town YA sci-fi series, shot in the GTA and Kingston, Ontario is back for a second season, kids! Based on the graphic novels by Joe Hill & Gabriel Rodríguez, the spotlight falls on the Locke family and their circle as the siblings explore the magical universe opened to them by keys found… View Post
The world’s largest presenter of Indigenous screen content, returns October 19-24, 2021 with in-person and virtual events in Toronto and beyond. The hybrid imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival will celebrate the Harvest with over 145 works from artists representing 51 Indigenous nations giving voice to over 26 Indigenous languages. Niki Little, of Anishininew and English descent from Kistiganwacheeng in… View Post