The Art Show on Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant Furniture and Its Uncertain Future
Wonderfully old school.
In Vancouver, for over 40 years, prop masters and set dressers have turned to Mount Pleasant Furniture, a one-stop shop for film productions.
Film and TV
Ramy’s May Calamawy on the Show’s Representations of Muslims and Gender
Why we need more diverse storytellers.
To many—Muslim viewers in particular—the show is a refreshing departure from typical representations of Islam in the mainstream media.
The Aston Martin Goldfinger DB5 Continuation
A license to thrill.
The British manufacturer announces a limited-edition continuation series of James Bond’s DB5 from Goldfinger.
TIFF 2018: Five Must-See Films
Notable picks from this year’s festival.
This fall, the 43rd annual Toronto International Film Festival presents another crop of exceptional cinema.
In Conversation with David Harbour
Harbouring emotions.
David Harbour acts within worlds of darkness. In that realm, unflinching and impenetrable, the Stranger Things actor has found his unlikely niche.
McLaren and The 24 Hour War
A perfect automotive double feature.
For a perfect automotive double feature, look no further than these two films.
Franca: Chaos & Creation
The life of Italian Vogue editor Franca Sozzani, on film.
The film examines the life and career of Franca Sozzani, the legendary editor-in-chief of Italian Vogue, through the lens of her son, filmmaker Francesco Carrozzini.
Inside TIFF 2017: Game, Set, Match
Shia LaBeouf in Borg/McEnroe opens the festival.
This year’s Toronto International Film Festival opens with a Swedish film recounting the famous 1980 showdown between two tennis rivals.
Christina Ricci
A modern heroine.
Christina Ricci has spent the better part of three decades on screen, from child actor to art-house indie darling to her current adult oeuvre: producing and starring in a new series.
