A review of 100 Nights of Hero
Director Julia Jackman’s 2025 film 100 Nights of Hero was released in Canada last month. It follows the newlywed Cherry and her close housemaid, Hero,…
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Law & Order Toronto a fine Canadian adaptation
The long-running Law & Order franchise has been a staple of television since the original American series premiered in 1990. Now, Canadians have their own…
Magical closing night of RWB’s Nutcracker
While it was two days after Christmas, festive energy could still be felt inside Centennial Concert Hall on Dec. 27, the closing night of the…
Shawn Desman’s Winnipeg concert a crowd-pleaser
Canadian singer Shawn Desman has been active in the music industry for over two decades, and his latest tour, the Back to Life Tour, proved…
Bees, brainwashing, Bugonia
When I walked into the theatre on a Tuesday afternoon to see Bugonia, I was not sure if I was going into a science fiction…
‘Toban turntable
4/5 stars On Oct. 17, critically acclaimed Winnipeg roots singer-songwriter William Prince released his latest…
A review of Hal Harley’s The Unbelievable Truth
Last week, Dave Barber Cinematheque screened the 1989 dark romantic comedy The Unbelievable Truth, directed by American filmmaker Hal Hartley. The first film in Hartley’s…
Netflix reveals Jane Goodall’s last message to the world
The globally renowned primatologist, ethologist and conservationist Jane Goodall died of natural causes at age 91 on Oct. 1. Soon after, Netflix revealed an interview…
The ‘Toban takes on Nuit Blanche
Boris Tsun Hang Leung, arts and culture editor On Sept. 27, Winnipeg hosted Nuit Blanche, the city’s annual late-night art festival. From 6 p.m. till…
Lessons from Dead Poets Society
Thirty-six years after its release, I recently had the opportunity to watch one of the cult classic back-to-school films, Dead Poets Society. Although filmed more…