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March 5, 2023
The OA, The Get Down, Sense8, Santa Clarita Diet, and more hidden gems and underrated TV series currently streaming on Netflix.
February 13, 2023
Though her personal investment in the material is beyond doubt, Sarah Polley falters here with a sanctimonious script and insipid cinematography, glazed over with an unreal patina of fantasy.
February 13, 2023
Check out the great Canadian novels and short story collections coming out from January to July!
February 2, 2023
Including a subversive satire, a bittersweet symphony and a modern take on a classic tragedy
January 24, 2023
Recent News: Filmmaker Sarah Polley has received an Oscar nomination for her screenplay for Women Talking (2022). She also directed the drama, which earned a nod for best picture.
January 23, 2023
In Women Talking, director Sarah Polley masterfully illustrates how new futures can be possible by reckoning and wrestling with the past and present.
January 7, 2023
Actress Frances McDormand says reading Miriam Toews' book, Women Talking, after it was published in 2019 helped her recognize, process and express the feelings she was experiencing at the beginning of the MeToo movement. | Entertainment
January 6, 2023
Frances McDormand says reading Miriam Toews' book, "Women Talking," after it was published in 2019, helped her recognize, process and express the feelings she was experiencing at the beginning of the MeToo movement.
January 6, 2023
Frances McDormand: Women Talking helped her process feelings about MeToo. Three-time Oscar-winning actress Frances McDormand says reading Miriam Toews book, Women Talking, after it was published in 2019 helped her recognize, process and express the feelings she was experiencing at the beginning of the MeToo movement.
January 6, 2023
Polley has not only left the scattered wreckage and lost autonomy of her past to author her own intricate narrative, but she endeavors to fold in the obscured narratives of women en masse into a finely woven tapestry of possibility.