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Thursday, 01 March 2012 10:00

The Books are Alive!!!

You are probably prejudiced. But hey, so is everyone -- and we might not even know how or why. The only way to find out, according to the Living Library Project, is to “meet our prejudice” face-to-face in the form of borrowing “books” -- human books.
The filmmaker Robert Bresson, whose thirteen films are the subject of a current TIFF retrospective, is regarded as one of the master-poets of cinema.
Thursday, 16 February 2012 10:00

Drama fest lifts curtain on student works

This year, the University of Toronto Drama Festival runs February 15 to 18, and features ten original student-written plays.
Thursday, 16 February 2012 10:00

Strum and sing along with The Strumbellas

With the exception of a few classics, it’s easy to pigeon-hole “country” music as evoking images of broke-down pick up trucks, line-dancing and excessive consumption of cheap alcohol. What a difference an “alt-” can make. Alt-country septuplet The Strumbellas take the storytelling methods and melodies of the classic country song, and complicate it with layered…
Thursday, 16 February 2012 10:00

Whose fault is it if my kid doesn't love me?

There's a curious line between the genres of horror and drama, a line walked by We Need To Talk About Kevin. In horror there seems to be a necessary element of non-reality – the force that produces your fear must be beyond real life experience, or it risks tipping over into tragic drama. To make…
In the Heights follows the communal life of a group of residents in the Washington Heights neighborhood of New York over three consecutive days one summer. While this method of storytelling pairs well with the writers' (Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Algería Hudes) naturalistic way of organizing the music, it also makes the plot developments—especially given…
Thursday, 09 February 2012 10:00

Holy poontang Batman!

The match between the original 1960s Batman TV series and a porn parody seems too good to be true. With the cheesy costumes, poor acting, and minimal production value, the show was all but calling out to be turned into a porno!
Thursday, 09 February 2012 10:00

Is that a paintbrush in your pants?

What do you do when you just can’t find a good Valentine’s Day gift? Head on down to the Erotic Arts and Crafts Fair, of course! Hosted by Come As You Are, a well-known Toronto co-operative sex shop, the fair is celebrating its sixth year at the Gladstone Hotel.
Each time I see a horror film, I can't shake the feeling that it's going to be terrible. Maybe I feel that horror is such a well-defined genre that filmmakers can't help but recycle the same plots over and over again.
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