ISSN 1712-9559
Keyword : Quebec Cinema
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A political analysis of Obomsawin's feature length and short film documentaries on the Oka Crisis and the representation of Mohawk culture.
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A close textual analysis of one of the most revered Canadian films of all time, Les Bons Débarras.
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An interview with Doug Harris, writer/director of the Canadian film Remembering Mel.
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An brief look back at the capital cost allowance period in Canadian cinema, which acts as an introduction to the interview with Doug Harris.
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An interview with Philippe Spurrell, director of the Canadian supernatural mystery, The Descendant (2007).
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A review of the NFB's much anticipated DVD box set of Pierre Perrault's seminal Île-aux-Coudres trilogy.
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The recent video work series of four 50-minute filmic essays by Québécois giant Jean Pierre Lefebvre is analyzed for its cultural and aesthetic depth.
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A review of François Miron's revisionist, Sapphic film noir, which imagines a world where women act like Humphrey Bogart and men are nervous, jittery and timid.
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A report on the 46th International Film Festival of Thessaloniki, Greece (TIFF, 18 – 27 November 2005).
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An in-depth interview with co-writer and co-director of the Canadian noirish horror film Eternal.
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An in-depth essay on the 10th anniversary of Robert Lepage's impressive debut feature Le Confessional
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Revisiting a classic of Quebec cinema, La Petite Aurore, L’enfant Martyre.
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On the occasion of the launch of the NFB's DVD box set L’oeuvre documentaire intégrale de Denys Arcand 1962-1981, Isabelle Morissette meets with Denys Arcand on the subject of On est au coton and the influence that the documentary has had on his creative process.
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The evolution of Québécois popular hero IXE-13 from serial novel to film.
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In this essay Garrett asks of himself: “What is a minor work of art, and what a major one? How do the perceptions about the social value of characters in film translate into one’s estimation of a film’s importance?” These are questions that occur when Garrett views two films focusing on Native Americans, Randy Redroad’s Haircuts Hurt and Norma Bailey’s Cowboys and Indians: The J.J. Harper Story, and then sees Denys Arcand’s The Barbarian Invasions.
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A roundtable discussion with filmmakers Robin Schlaht, Roy Cross, Michael Crochetière, and film critic/writer/teacher Johanne Larue.
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The Montreal-based Tana discusses these films and his experiences as an Italian-Canadian filmmaker.
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