Bif Naked, unfiltered
Anais Loeppky, Staff Writer If resilience were a person, it would be Beth Nicole Torbert, known on stage as Bif Naked. The Canadian punk artist has built a career on an unapologetic refusal to...
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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...
Where adaptation culture ends and hypersexualization begins
How modern audiences are being shaped by hypersexual expectations
Critically examining One Battle After Another
Is One Battle After Another the best film of the year?
Nerve-racking new releases
Amanpreet Kaur, Contributor Stranger Things The show we all have been waiting for is here, with its science fiction, supernatural-horror, and undeniable mystery vibes. The final season of Stranger Things is releasing on Netflix...
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...
Lights, camera, action on young filmmakers
Calgary International Film Festival and the next generation
Shaping a New Narrative: How One Woman is Redefining Indigenous Reconciliation through Business, Music, and Film
By Emma Marshall, Staff Writer Through her impactful music and film, Sandra Sutter has become a voice of Indigenous resilience. However, her behind-the-scenes work in the corporate world is laying the foundation for a...
