‘Intelligence,’ starring David Schwimmer, surprisingly has a lot to offer thus far By Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 3.5/5 Nick Mohammed’s political satire Intelligence recently debuted on Showcase and has much…
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D&D-like show looks to grow By Cheryl Minns, Senior Columnist In an age of binge-worthy television and addictive video games, local filmmaker Chelsea Goodman of Water Flower Studios is offering…
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Why Callahan wrote a song for this musician and producer By CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer Bill Callahan—praised pastoral Americana singer-songwriter—released a new album on September 4, titled Gold Record. This…
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Dan Jurgens’ first volume of ‘Batman Beyond’ is a refreshing dimension By Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 4.5/5 Comic book lovers will be upset to find out that DC Comics will…
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‘The Third Gleam’ by the Avett Brothers is a touching meditation on what matters the most in life By Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 4.5/5 From the moment you hear the…
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‘As Slow as Possible’ changes chord as its 639-year journey continues By Craig Allan, Staff Writer On September 5, music aficionados travelled to Halberstadt, Germany, braving the pandemic sweeping the globe,…
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The essential tools and devices of cinema By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist When you are making a film, you have to decide how it will look and whether you’ll shoot…
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Season two premiere of ‘The Boys’ offers another gritty superhero story with important social subjects By Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 5/5 Season two of The Boys opens with a unique…
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Films at this year’s Vancouver International Film Festival By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist In a film festival, there are a lot of movies that will appeal to every type of…
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2020 Vancouver International Film Festival preview By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist During this time last year, I went to the Vancity Theatre to pick up a copy of the program…