‘Inception’ pushes our imagination through many levels
What you dreamed and thought Inception would be is true, but it doesn't end there. It becomes a vastly complex, imaginative and emotional film,...
SLCC nears debut as Sundance venue
In case you missed it: Sundance will be making its debut at The Grand Theatre later this month. Leena Eccles has more.
SLCC film students cover lack of reporting when Indigenous people go missing
Produced by SLCC film students, "Missing Murdered Unheard" explores the lack of attention and response to crimes against Indigenous peoples
What’s so great about Sundance?
A first-timer’s experience at the renowned film festival.
The Weekly Reel: Film violence ratings too soft?
For as long as the entertainment industry has existed, it has been under severe scrutiny when it comes to the societal impacts of media....
‘Hall Pass’ falls limp
Filmmakers learned years ago that sex in any form sells movies. Any genre, any time period – throw in a leggy blonde in a...
Movie review: ‘Romeo & Juliet’ — finally, someone gets it right!
Romney reviews the newest adaption of the oldest love story, 'Romeo & Juliet.'
Movie Review: ‘12 Years a Slave’ pulls no punches
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the brutal and honest film '12 Years a Slave.'
Movie review: ‘3 Days to Kill’ a disjointed mess
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the deceivingly actionless '3 Days to Review.'
DreamWorks delivers a winning blow with ‘Kung Fu Panda 2’
Like most of you reading this, I rolled my eyes when I found out that they announced plans for a second Kung Fu Panda...
Movie review: ‘Happy Death Day’
Movie critic Court Casselman says "Happy Death Day" may be worth watching, but not on repeat.
SLCC screens films to highlight reproductive rights
The 2019 Reproductive Justice Film Series aims to focus on reproductive healthcare issues among low-income and minority communities.