Disney wildlife times two, a blast at American politics and a traumatic teen drama
Also a couple of small but amiable comedies, one of them Canadian
👁 Pixar’s new one, Onward, new laughs from Greed and a new Emma from Jane Austen
Pixar’s new one, Onward, new laughs from Greed and a new Emma from Jane Austen
Mar 6th, 2020
And much more: Ben Affleck back from the bar, Ken Loach slams the gig economy, a tri-nation scarefest and a pair of enigmatic art films
Ordinary Love, superb, three superior Canadian films and two imports you can do without
Also a TV show most of us have never heard of spins off a surprise hit
Check Your Privilege @ Gateway, Arts Club
Intersectionalites: cyber-thriller "Cipher" and tragi-farce "Straight White Men"
Travel
Fantasmes à bout de souffle
Montreal's Tentacle Tribe leaves Cultch crowd breathless
Portrait of a Lady on Fire, superb, The Assistant, too restrained, Sonic the Hedgehog, fun times
Also Downhill, a weak re-make of a Swedish triumph, and a look-ahead to a documentary festival
Wrinkles in the mind
Bringing essays to life: Foster-Wallace, Suzuki/Cullis on PuSh stages
Notes from (deeeep) Underground
Cultch recruits Vancouver audiences into Burkett's "Forget Me Not"
Pillars of salt that sing and dance
Electric Co., Touchstone & City Opera PuSh LatinX & Old World refugee musicals
Unruly Harley Quinn, morality by The Traitor and Elijah Wood’s psychic adventure in Tofino
Also two queer films and dancing to fight colonialism as part of Black History Month
