The Kernel: Freshly popped film reviews — Batch #5
The inside scoop on Raimi’s Send Help and Romvari’s Blue Heron.
Tag: Film
Mother-Daughter Dichotomy: A conversation with b.h. Yael on Letter to My Tribe
Political conversations and converging identities on stolen land.
Toronto International Film Festival hosts a Women’s Day and Eid al-Fitr event with short film One Day (2024), featuring Indo-Carribean Muslim voices
Ahead of a sold-out TIFF screening paired with Mississippi Masala, filmmaker Yazmeen Kanji reflects on identity, diaspora, and Muslim representation in her debut short One Day.
The Kernel: Freshly popped film reviews — Batch #4
The inside scoop on Bienvenu’s Arco and Friedman’s adaptation of Merrily We Roll Along.
The Kernel: Freshly popped film reviews — Batch #3
A look at Bronstein’s If I Had Leg I’d Kick You and Johnson’s newest Knives Out instalment.
The Kernel: Freshly popped film reviews — Batch #2
Our takes on Del Toro’s Frankenstein and Trier’s Sentimental Value.
A retrospective on the inaugural Screenwriters’ Supper
Looking back on the Cinema and Media Arts department’s first Screenwriters’ Supper
Something bad is happening in Oz
Why “Wicked” (2024) challenges binaries in more ways than one
“A Ray of Hope” with Rathika Sitsabaiesan
Rathika Sitsabaiesan, former member of parliament and current filmmaker, discusses her new documentary film on the conflicts and genocide in Sri Lanka.
From screen to society: The impact and unmet expectations of queer cinema
Exploring the evolution of queer cinema by unearthing diverse histories, challenging stereotypes, and advocating for radical change in mainstream cinema.