Downward spiralling psyches in The Captive

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Canadian writer-director Atom Egoyan customarily delivers powerful images, juxtaposing eerie shots of landscapes with restrained visuals which hint at dark deeds. Recently, however, his...
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The United Players get Scandalous

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Promising to be “a glimpse into a part of our history,” The United Players production of the classic School for Scandal will open on...
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A Touch of Noir

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I don’t know what it is about film noir, but it holds a special som’thin’ som’thin’ for a lot of people in Vancouver. For...
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Boyhood is an authentic coming of age story

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Growing up is a universal experience that everyone can relate to, but Richard Linklater’s latest film puts a new twist on the classic coming...
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Monty Python take their final bow

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Broadcast from the O2 Arena in London to cinemas around the world, Monty Python Live (Mostly) included many of the comedy troupe’s classic sketches...
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The Winter’s Tale is classic Shakespeare with a twist

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With summer in full swing, there are several Shakespearean productions that are being brought to life onstage. The Winter’s Tale is one such play...
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Eight reasons to look forward to fall

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1) Before I Go To Sleep– September 12 Featuring Nicole Kidman and Colin Firth, Before I Go To Sleep tells the story of Christine, who...
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Moonlight magic in the south of France

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Woody Allen’s fascination with France in the 1920’s seems far from over. While in Midnight in Paris, Owen Wilson’s character travels back and forth...
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Q&A with SFU author Eve Lazarus

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Eve Lazarus, a published author and freelance writer, was born in Australia but calls Vancouver home. She earned her BA from SFU originally studying...
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Halving the Orange lacks emotional punch

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In Halving the Orange, Michael Hetherington forges a universe in which SFU’s medieval studies program is not a small rump, but instead bolstered by...
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