Never Steady, Never Still – VIFF 2017 Review
Shane Scott-Travis / Taste of Cinema What at first feels like a small story of sentimental family struggles set amongst a northern BC backdrop (the f...
Kim’s Convenience combats the idea that ‘anybody non-white’ can’t play a significant role onscreen
Q with Tom Power/ CBC Radio Paul Sun-Hyung Lee and Jean Yoon accepted their roles on Kim's Convenience because they felt that, in a landscape of...
Atomic Brings ‘The Last Kids on Earth’ To TV
Tom McLean/ Awn.com Author of hit kids book series will write and executive produce the series. VANCOUVER -- Thunderbird Entertainment’s animatio...
Atomic Cartoons options The Last Kids on Earth
Alexandra Whyte/ Kidscreen Thunderbird Entertainment’s animation studio will adapt Max Brallier's popular book series for the small screen. ...
Vancouver’s Atomic Cartoons to bring The Last Kids On Earth to television
Stuart Derdeyn/ Vancouver Sun Vancouver’s Atomic Cartoons has optioned the rights to bring author Max Brallier’s New York Times bestselling...
ATOMIC CARTOONS BRINGS “THE LAST KIDS ON EARTH” TO TELEVISION
Nicola Pender /Thunderbird September 25th, 2017 / VANCOUVER - Thunderbird Entertainment announced today that its animation studio Atomic Cartoons has...
Why CBC’s Kim’s Convenience is particularly important for Vancouver at this point in time
Craig Takeuchi/ The Georgia Straight The success of CBC's comedy TV series Kim's Convenience could not have come at more crucial time for Vancouver...
Directors Guild of Canada reveals long list for emerging talent award
National Post TORONTO — The Directors Guild of Canada has revealed the filmmakers in the running for an emerging talent award. Among the directors...
Directors Guild of Canada reveals long list for Discovery Award
Barry Hertz / The Globe and Mail Just as the worldwide film industry converges in Toronto, the Directors Guild of Canada on Tuesday announced the 15 n...
What’s the hottest TIFF title? Film buffs offer 25 good bets
Peter Howell / Toronto Star The Toronto International Film Festival has downsized a bit for its 42nd edition, running Sept. 7 to 17, but the buzz abo...
NEVER STEADY, NEVER STILL: TIFF17 REVIEW
Charles Trapunski / Brief Take Yes, it does take a long time to reveal itself, but when Kathleen Hepburn’s Never Steady, Never Still does so, it...
TIFF 2017: ‘Never Steady, Never Still’ Review
Ben Scanga / Get Reel Movies The premise of Kathleen Hepburn’s directorial debut is fairly straight forward – A widowed-mother attempts to cope...