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by: PHIL BROWN That’s right everybody, that special time of the year is here. The only Toronto International Film Festival Awards that my mother cares [more…]
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BY: REBECCA FORD The drama that hit the big screen in movies was nothing compared to the drama occurring behind-the-scenes and in the studios this [more…]
Swedish cinemas take aim at gender bias with Bechdel test rating
Associated Press in Stockholm You expect movie ratings to tell you whether a film contains nudity, sex, profanity or violence. Now cinemas in Sweden are introducing a new [more…]
A Story of Children and Film | 2013 TIFF Review
by: Jordan M. Smith Youth In Revolt (and More): Cousins Channels MarkerA Story of Children and Film Mark Cousins posterIt should be no question that [more…]
Cinema and Marketing: When Cultural Demands Meet Industrial Practices
by: Nathalie Dupont et Joël Augros With the advent of the modern consumer society, being able to sell mass-produced objects on a large scale became part and parcel [more…]