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• Editor's Note: A Scene from 16

  Hygge[sitetree_link,id=470] enter Chapters enter Starbucks bean-smells coffee-floating friendly green tinge eco-friendly person-friendly coffee-friendly green damn. A fireplace chairs that loudly screech across brown tile floor the comfort of the bathroom...

• A Powerful Audience

  *Paige Boudreau: I always feel so conflicted when people ask me "the feminism question" because it always feels so clunky—you know—‘How do you feel about us having female film...

• A Powerful Audience

  SS: But then at the same time, you know, I was [also] on the panel for women. There was a live audience, really great conversations at CIFF this...

• A Powerful Audience

  SS: When I was on a panel for Herland, a man approached me and said, ‘It would be great if you did this for men,’ and I said,...

• A Powerful Audience

  *PB: Well, it was interesting, when I attended a festival recently I didn't even realize I was in a Women's Shorts package. I was racing right from another...

• A Powerful Audience

  ML: So first of all I think us as women should support these types of festivals, like genre festivals, and fuck what everyone else thinks. If they think...

• Without the river children cannot learn how to count

  An ache, and a type of magical realism in Queyras’s work, resonates with a series of Holga photographs by Calgary-based artist, Kaylin Obst. A couple weeks ago, my poetry instructor,...

• The Wrong Side of the Tracks

  Navigating the road to adulthood is a tumultuous and emotional experience for most, as is the case for Christine “Lady Bird” McPherson, played by two-time Oscar nominee Saoirse Ronan...

• The Wrong Side of the Tracks

  It is 2002 in Sacramento, California, and Christine is in her last year of Catholic high school. Having unofficially re-named herself Lady Bird, she is a conventionally awkward, emotional,...

• The Wrong Side of the Tracks

  Piquant call-back moments of nostalgia, along with brick-sized flip-phones and the school’s overhead projector, disarm the audience with their familiarity and accuracy, until you may be left shaking with...