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Feminism is still relevant
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The opening scene of Status Quo? The Unfinished Business of Feminism in Canada interchanges and overlaps footage from the first Royal Commission on the Status of Women hearings in 1967 and the 2nd Pan-Canadian...
20 years of Ruins
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Amidst the rustic ruins of a Trappist Monastery, a small group of Winnipeg actors put on a barebones production of Romeo and Juliet in the summer of 1993.
That group of ragtag actors became known...
Locals to look out for
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Ah, Saint Patrick’s Day, a holiday celebrating binge drinking and the colour green. Maybe once it might have had something to do with Irish people and snakes, but that connection has been buried by...
Gimme Some Truth
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The fifth annual Gimme Some Truth Documentary Festival, hosted by the Winnipeg Film Group, will run from Mar. 14 until 17 at the Cinematheque; the festival will be showcasing a series of screenings from...
Local and low-budget films
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Emerging filmmakers and film students alike will have a new festival to show off their work come this May. Cleo Leslie, Nigel Webber, and Scott Angus are the trio behind 1st Break Film Festival.
“Another...
The Pluto Shot
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What do science and theatre have in common? On the surface not a whole lot, but when The Pluto Shot begins its run at the Black Hole Theatre next week, audiences will see the...
Going Deep with Jodie Layne
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So, dating can suck sometimes/most of the time.
This is the common refrain from single friends. Back in the days when I was single, navigating my way around emotions, etiquette, and completely unrealistic expectations, it...
