Tagged: culture

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Bugonia: a strange but excellent film

Avarie Mckinnon-Forgeron, Staff Writer  Yorgos Lanthimos latest film, Bugonia, released on Oct. 31, is a darkly comedic and unsettling thriller.  The film explores cultish thought through a satirical framework and reflects on the impulse...

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OPINION: Finding home away from home

Abby Hext, Contributor When I was searching for countries to do a semester abroad, I didn’t know what kind of experience I wanted, but I knew I needed an adventure, a change of scenery...

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A thematic deconstruction of HIM

Avarie McKinnon-Forgeron, Contributor Released on Sept. 19, Justin Tipping’s fourth film, HIM, explores the relationship between sacrifice and integrity in the pursuit of greatness.  HIM follows the life of Cameron Cade, an aspiring professional...

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A preview of Sled Island 2025

Emma Marshall, Arts Editor |  The Sled Island Music Festival is back for another year. From June 18 to 22 Calgary’s downtown core will be exploding with colourful talent to explore.  In case you’re...

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OPINION: Genr(uh)?: Beyoncé and country music

Ava Free, Contributor |  When most people hear genre, they think of “a category of artistic composition” that is “characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter.”   Often discussed by media and artists alike...

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Reclaiming space

How a local Filipino artist uses art to tell his story Janine De Castro, Contributor |  A local multimedia artist, Harvey Nichol, presents his newest sculpture, Biringan, A Myth Reimagined. The sculpture stands tall...