Antoine Bourges’ unconventional filmmaking captures the rhythms of real life onscreen
Antoine Bourges didn’t decide to make films because he fell in love with what he was seeing on screens. Instead, the director — who splits his time between Vancouver and Toronto — chose to pursue filmmaking during his college years because of what wasn’t on screen.
Review: Multidimensional ‘Framing Agnes’ elevates trans voices from the past
The docudrama “Framing Agnes” is a fascinating, multidimensional, mosaic-like glimpse at transgender life from the 1950s to today as interpreted by — and through — a group of transmasculine and transfeminine performers and creatives and one uniquely impressive academic.
Graham Foy wins big at the 71st IFFMH
Winner of the FIPRESCI Award and the Student Award 2022 International Film Festival Mannheim-Heidelberg A huge congrats to director Graham Foy and the team of ‘The Maiden’ for their two awards and an honourable mention at Film Festival Mannheim Heidelberg! Read the heartwarming jury statements below: https://www.iffmh.de/news-archive/preisverleihung-2022/index_eng.html
Jason Karman’s “Golden Delicious” look at growing up
Telefilm Canada and the Talent Fund welcome 16 filmmaking teams selected under the Talent to Watch Program
Graham Foy’s haunting The Maiden gives Alberta its beautifully cold, poetic close-up at TIFF 2022
TIFF 2022: I Like Movies has sympathy for the film bros
Tremendous coming-of-age drama Scarborough is a micro-budget masterpiece of Canadian film
‘Scarborough’ wins eight Canadian Screen Awards
Canada’s Rising Screen Stars: Miryam Charles
