Burning Man documentary finds success and Leo nominations

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I had the pleasure of interviewing Leo nominees Joel Ashton McCarthy and Bryant H. Boesen, the co-directors, producers, and editors of Taking My Parents...
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Leo Awards 2015: Behind-the-scenes film geniuses honoured

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The Leo Awards are about celebrating excellence in the film and television industry of British Columbia. The first leg of the 2015 Leo Awards...
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All-female adaptation of Glengarry Glen Ross impresses

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Classic Chic Productions has a mandate of performing classic plays with all-female casts — they credit themselves as “chicks bringing class to the classics.”...
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Aloha suffers from an incomprehensible plot

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Aloha is about, um, it’s about. . . Okay, let’s start with the basics: Brian Gilcrest (Bradley Cooper) is a contract worker for the...
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A mysterious falcon is Aloft in this feel-bad movie

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Here are some things you can look forward to in Aloft: a pig giving birth in the opening shot, numerous sex scenes where the...
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Epik High were here for the fans

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Korean hip-hop group Epik High took the stage by storm during the Vancouver stop on their North American tour, living up to their reputation...
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San Andreas’s only fault is clichés

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Oh my God, that was the most awesome movie I’ve ever seen. Yes, yes, I know, no written work, let alone a film review, should...
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The Young Romantics are well represented in SFU’s art collection

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On a massive canvas, tar, enamel, varathane, oil, and corduroy create images of bodies which frame a circular opening. Adorned with flowers, the opening...
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Comic Connoisseur: Birthright re-energizes cliché-ridden fantasy genre

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At first glance, Birthright seems like a hodgepodge of ideas audiences have seen a hundred times over. It has the usual smattering of concepts...
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The ladies have it in J Caesar

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Julius Caesar is an epic political drama full of betrayal, and I’ve always thought of it as one of Shakespeare’s most masculine plays. But...
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