TIFF in conversation
A discussion of Elsinore dir. Simon Stone *The following contains spoilers for Elsinore, dir. Simon Stone, starring Andrew Scott. Did
Arts and Culture, Volume 69, Volume 69 Issue 3
Volume 69 Issue 3
Arts and Culture, Volume 69, Volume 69 Issue 3
TIFF in conversation
A discussion of Double Freedom dir. Lisandro Alonso How did the film’s form strike you? J: I feel like it
Arts and Culture, Volume 69, Volume 69 Issue 3
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,
Arts and Culture, Volume 69, Volume 69 Issue 3
Breaking boundaries in rodeo
Cheyenne at TIFF Eight seconds is like the blink of an eye. But on the rodeo circuit, eight seconds could
Features, Volume 69, Volume 69 Issue 3
A note from the editor
Jane Doe A few weeks ago, my roommates and I sat together, buried under blankets, pillows, and an eerie quiet.
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Type O, Canada
Canada’s economy ran on one donor for decades. Ottawa is in the market for another, but compatibility is everything For
Science, Volume 69, Volume 69 Issue 3
Caring for Count Dracula
The psychological toll of caregiving and the complicated relationship between familial duty, cultural expectations, and mental health My grandmother has
Science, Volume 69, Volume 69 Issue 3
Vampire disease
How porphyria became linked to some of the most recognizable features of vampires Long before Edward Cullen sparkled in the
Features, Volume 69, Volume 69 Issue 3
Around the world at TIFF
Crossing continents between Osgoode and St. Andrew There are a lot of reasons that someone might call TIFF magical. Maybe
Features, Volume 69, Volume 69 Issue 3
Creation of Dracula
The vampire, the concept and the character, has existed for millennia. Camazotz inhabited the caves of Mesoamerica, the Vetala dwelled