A case for sport as art
Art is all around us – even in athletics Another edition of the Summer Olympic Games has wrapped…
Fandom at its finest
Thousands gather at Otakuthon to celebrate everything Japanese A Pokémon trainer faces off against a team rocket duo…
Ten big stories in a small package
At the Phi Centre, Not Short on Talent gives Canadian film a place to shine Short films often…
A photographic portrait of Nepal and India
Previously exhibited at the MainLine Theater, Nepal & India documented a 10-week journey across both countries In Nepal…
A Walk is set to debut over the summer
Peter Walken doesn’t just walk the walk—he walks the talk Take a stroll along a serene nature trail.…
Nature triumphs over humanity
In Reanimator, playful sculptures explore a future in which nature claims us back It’s not often that an…
Min Sook Lee to be presented with Alanis Obomsawin Award
The filmmaker’s contributions to society will be recognized by Cinema Politica “I actually do believe documentary can make…
Martin Allor to be remembered at Loyola Chapel
Department of Communications Studies to host memorial service for Allor, who passed away on Feb. 26. The Communications…
Through the eye of the beholder
See the world through three different lenses at the FOFA Gallery Explore the ephemeral yet ominous nature of…
Putting the audio back into audiovisual
We often forget the difference sound and music make to a film Imagine watching Jaws without the ominous…
Oh gods, why?
If you like history or Egyptian mythology, Gods of Egypt will make you weep The best historical films…
Phi Centre’s new Virtual Reality Garden: new age artwork
Virtual reality is quickly changing the way we tell stories and understand our world At the Phi Centre,…