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• Alone Together, Fast and Slow: Browsing through the films of Greetings from Isolation

  While the camera scans the table to create slow-moving still lifes of hot dogs, lentils, broccoli, and wine, we are reminded of the everyday oddness of last-minute meals cobbled...

• Alone Together, Fast and Slow: Browsing through the films of Greetings from Isolation

  Perhaps one of the most personal film about connection in the capsule is Peter Lynch’s My Pandemonia (2020). While the film starts with various images and videos of his life with...

• Alone Together, Fast and Slow: Browsing through the films of Greetings from Isolation

  Peter Rowe’s animated film Dying to Tell You also explores hospital life. This fictional short, made up of a series of colourful and sketchy line drawings, provides a first-person account of...

• Alone Together, Fast and Slow: Browsing through the films of Greetings from Isolation

  Much beauty is found in many of the movies that explore nature, such as Robin McKenna’s slow scenes of cottage life, rain, and sleeping cats in Weather (2020). The meditative sounds...

• Alone Together, Fast and Slow: Browsing through the films of Greetings from Isolation

  During one of my sessions of browsing these films, I was surprised by the feeling of traveling across Canada that the movies evoke as the filmmakers bring us...

• Alone Together, Fast and Slow: Browsing through the films of Greetings from Isolation

  How do these films capture our pandemic present and how will they be understood in the future? Will we watch them years from now and get this same...

• Inside “Western” Filmmaking: An interview with Katie Wackett of CSIF

  As mostly a demographic term, “Western” also carries with it the connotation of access within Canada’s publicly funded system. In particular, regional centres of Western filmmaking have traditionally been...

• Inside “Western” Filmmaking: An interview with Katie Wackett of CSIF

  *KA:  Could you speak to some of the biggest challenges facing “Western” filmmakers overall?* KW: One of the main things that arises is being able to get outside of...

• Inside “Western” Filmmaking: An interview with Katie Wackett of CSIF

  KW: On a provincial level, the people in charge of our provincial funding are focused on bringing in productions that just want to shoot here…for the landscape. AKA service...

• Demons and Demonization: Filming the Anti-Dungeons & Dragons Hysteria

  The tragic Egbert case left a long and twisted trail, and this article will discuss some some strange filmic offshoots of that hysteria: the obscure Canadian film Skullduggery (1983)...