CINEPHILIA: Anomalisa is relatable, funny, and poignant

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We uncomfortably identify with Michael Snow, our self-centered and predatory protagonist of Anomalisa: his neuroses, egoism, and disillusionment. Whether female or male, family or...
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The Death of Small Creatures is a hauntingly beautiful depiction of psychological turmoil

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Trisha Cull will take your breath away in this jarring and revolutionary memoir. She bravely sheds light upon the raw and dark stream of...
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Carol is beautiful and emotionally stirring

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Carol will rattle your heart and leave you wanting more. This lesbian romantic drama film is both aesthetically pleasing and cinematically genius. Admittedly, the...
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New illustrations capture the magic of Harry Potter

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Just when you think that the print versions of J.K. Rowling’s beloved series Harry Potter couldn’t possibly be improved, the fully illustrated edition of...
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens is cheesy fun

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First things first: yes, it’s better than the prequels. Much better. Admittedly, that’s a pretty low bar to clear. But fans could be forgiven for...
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The Parker Street Studios open their doors for the Eastside Culture Crawl

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The Eastside Culture Crawl presents an excellent opportunity to see firsthand the variety and vibrancy of Vancouver’s arts and crafts culture. The 18th year...
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SFU’s dance mainstage, Nostos, lights up the stage

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SFU’s Dance Mainstage was aflame with energy during the last week of November with new works by Peter Bingham, Shauna Elton, Rob Kitsos, and...
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Ascension showcases SFU’s dance, music, and theatre students

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At SFU Woodward’s Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, the end of semester includes a number of programs that showcase student learning and development as...
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The Arts Club brings back their beloved holiday classic, It’s a Wonderful Life

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Sometimes we forget how good we have it. It can be easy to get depressed if we focus on what we don’t have or...
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Geekenders present “nerdlesque” Jurassic Parody

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Dinosaurs roamed the earth 65.5 million years ago. For those of us who were not alive back then, Jurassic Parody brings these amazing creatures...
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