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Borat 2 Roasts Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for Blackface
An opening scene features Trudeau's Aladdin costume, one of several times he wore blackface.
Some of Your Favourite Disney Classics Are Now Getting Disclaimers About Racism
"These stereotypes were wrong then and are wrong now."
Official Trailer Released for Chadwick Boseman's Final Film
'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' tells an important story about African-American History.
The Fruits and Vegetables Used to Create Gory Horror Movie Sounds
After a chat with foley artist Ronnie van der Veer, it's hard to look at leeks the same way.
We Interviewed the Realtor Who Sold the 'Silence of the Lambs' House
The western Pennsylvania house is for sale again, and it's less terrifying than you may think.
Why It Took Bhutan 21 Years to Send a Film to the Oscars
Filmmaker Pawo Choyning Dorji shot the film at a remote location with equipment run on solar batteries.
Facebook Has Gotten So Much Worse Since ‘The Social Network’
The movie depicting Facebook's rocky origins premiered ten years ago. We revisit the film, and Netflix's new ‘The Social Dilemma,’ to see what’s changed.
What If Christopher Nolan Movies Are Actually Crap?
'Tenet' is yet another Nolan film built on a foundation of confusion.
Jay Baruchel’s New Slasher Film Offers a Canadian Take on the American Nightmare
The Canadian actor/director’s 'Random Acts of Violence' has lots to say about creative responsibility and American cultural hegemony.
Play Steven Spielberg's Interactive Movie Starring Quentin Tarantino
‘Steven Spielberg’s Director’s Choices’ lets you dial in exactly how much overacting you want from Tarantino.
'Ginger Snaps' Was a Monster Win for Canadian Cinema
Twenty years ago, a controversial, low-budget Canadian horror film about werewolves and menstruation almost didn’t happen, but then became a global cult favourite.