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When the great G. K. Chesterton paradoxically observed that if a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing badly, he may also have unintentionally prompted people to ask whether, if a thing is not...
At a time when it would appear that Canadian patriotic fervour is at a peak, it is totally appropriate that Vancouver’s Arts...
Few films in recent release have earned the enthusiastic critical welcome and audience approval that has been accorded Project...
Timothee Chalamet recently acquired some notoriety when he commented that no one cares about ballet and opera anymore. His...
In a recent article, I complained that too much entertainment proclaims a message of gloom and doom. As if in direct response...
When engaging with a work of historical fiction, no matter the medium, one should avoid taking fact for fiction and fiction for...
It can be a challenge to decide what to watch on streaming services. With that in mind, I consulted several friends for...
As a film enthusiast, I have at times found myself impressed with the technical and artistic merits of a film while at the same...
Drama, since it’s a reflection of life itself, can be straightforward and reassuring in its simplicity, or complex and...
The movie industry has long survived on so-called “biopics” of real people of note. It is not surprising, therefore, that two...
Conversations with friends reveal that their search for entertainment at home, like mine, yields mixed results. Confrontation...
What passes for Christmas entertainment is, of course, a wide range of offerings, including Handel’s Messiah, even though the...