by Kristal Cooper | Dec 10, 2012
It’s been a pretty awesome year for cover stories here at Toronto Film Scene. 2012 was the year when we began publishing themed issues thereby giving our weekly cover stories some structure and challenging our group of uber-talented writers to pitch ideas that...
by Andrew Parker | May 12, 2017 | Interview
It has been nearly a decade since Canadian audiences flocked to see the sleeper hit buddy-cop comedy, Bon Cop Bad Cop, which cast well known, homegrown talents Patrick Huard and Colm Feore as Quebecois and Ontarian police officers, respectively. Until recently, the...
by Aren Bergstrom | Jan 11, 2017 | Column
At the end of each year, critics fill publications with lists of the best movies of the past year. They even list best scenes, best performances, and best feature debuts. While each of these lists purportedly shows how the critical community respects art over commerce...
by Jordan Adler | Jul 31, 2014
When I tell people that one of my favourite genres is the romantic comedy, they give me a look, as if I had said knitting was a favourite pastime or that I adored watching cricket. I must be testing them, they likely think. Surely, I cannot be serious. Here is the...
by Kristal Cooper | Mar 18, 2013
When we think about a woman’s place in the world in the dawning of the twentieth century we don’t often think of them as having a lot of power over their own circumstances. Without the ability to vote or to further their own education, they were often...
