Blood red curtains
ESP Free Jazz nights at Water to Wine At the corner of Triller Avenue and Queen Street West, people stop
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Sinking our fangs into vampire literature
How Dracula continues to slake our thirst for terror Although scholarly interpretations of Dracula see the novel as a fearful
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Look Back TIFF review
What does it mean to create?Hirokazu Kore-eda is a director best known for his humanistic approach to story-telling, exploring the
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Beyond the barricade
Behind-the-scenes of TIFF red carpetsCamera flashes. Overachieving journalists. Designer gowns. Elite afterparties. Someone shouting, “what are you wearing?” This is
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Taking a Gander at “Come From Away”
A review of the Engineering Drama Society’s Come From Away Running from September 24-26, the Engineering Drama Society’s production of
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TIFF in conversation
A discussion of Elsinore dir. Simon Stone *The following contains spoilers for Elsinore, dir. Simon Stone, starring Andrew Scott. Did
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TIFF in conversation
A discussion of Double Freedom dir. Lisandro Alonso How did the film’s form strike you? J: I feel like it
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On duendes, sirens, and ghosts
A review of David Turpin’s Ancestors “Who’s going to watch me disappear?” — Ancestors, David Turpin Some time this summer,
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Breaking boundaries in rodeo
Cheyenne at TIFF Eight seconds is like the blink of an eye. But on the rodeo circuit, eight seconds could
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Mentally, I’m in a visual novel
Breaking the ordinary of dating simulators Content warnings: mental illness, murder Visual novels, especially dating sims, have been stereotyped to