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North of North; a comedic and modern representation of Inuk peoples in Canada

North of North in its inaugural season, is an authentic representation of Inuk peoples in northern Canada. The eight-episode season, written and produced by...

Tia Wood releases her second EP Stimulated

Tia Wood, Cree and Salish singer-songwriter from Saddle Lake Cree Nation, Alberta, released her second EP, Stimulated, on Feb. 6.Music has never been far...

Jennifer’s Body: the movie that outsmarted its time

“Hell is a teenage girl.” This is a haunting premonition of everything the movie is about.

Indigenous films made history at TIFF. Let’s make sure it lasts. This is a reminder.

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) made history this year. For the festival's 50th anniversary, a record eight Indigenous films were featured. It's more...

Inside The Amazing Digital Circus: bright colours, dark secrets and unforgettable characters

The Amazing Digital Circus is an indie animation show first released on YouTube in 2023, and produced by Glitch Productions, a company known for...

The scariest part of “Sinners” (2025) isn’t the vampires, it’s history

Sinners isn’t just a horror film, it’s a reflection on America’s darkest sins, from systemic racism to generational trauma.

Two Star & The Dream Police is an emotionally complex dream

Mk.gee, A.K.A. Michael Gorden, released his first studio album, Two Star & The Dream Police, on February 9, 2024. Over the span of 33...

Bulbbul: the witch they feared, the goddess she became

Looking for a spooky tale that will keep you up at night? Anvita Dutt’s Bulbbul is a haunting story set in old Bengal, weaving...

Frozen River: A film that embodies the phrase “desperate times call for desperate measures”

Frozen River is a well-done low-budget film with an overarching theme of two desperate mothers doing what they can to support their families. Premiering...

A tale of two worlds: Taika Waititi’s Jojo Rabbit and Boy

Jojo Rabbit tackles fantasy and delusion through a political lens and Boy presents a deeply personal coming-of-age journey.

Angelique’s Isle is a haunting tale of survival and resilience

Angelique’s Isle is a film that grips you with its chilling beauty and leaves you reflecting on survival, resilience and the historical injustices faced...

Review of The Marrow Theives by Cherie Dimaline

In Cherie Dimaline’s dystopian novel, Indigenous peoples are hunted for their bone marrow, which holds the ability to restore the lost power of dreams.

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