Classics are best viewed in their original forms
SPRINGING UP in the suburbs of larger Canadian cities are new movie theatre complexes. The complete opposite of the urban cineplex, these venues are a
The Very Rev. Peter Elliott is adjunct faculty at Vancouver School of Theology. From 1994 to 2019 he served as dean of Christ Church Cathedral, Vancouver.
SPRINGING UP in the suburbs of larger Canadian cities are new movie theatre complexes. The complete opposite of the urban cineplex, these venues are a
The scene is an up-scale auction house in Montreal; the timeis the present. The auctioneer (Colm Feore) has come to the final item available: “Hereshe
SAME PLANET, Different Worlds was the theme of the 1998 Vancouver International Film Festival. With more than 300 films from 40 countries, it was an
IN A WORLD where few things are certain, here’s one sure bet: if you read and loved John Irving’s A Prayer for Owen Meany, you’ll
THERE’S A POIGNANT moment near the end of Steven Spielberg’s film, Saving Private Ryan, when Private James Ryan (Matt Damon) confesses to Captain John Miller
IN 1988, the German director Wim Wenders made a movie called Wings of Desire. It was an ethereal, haunting tale of angels who observed modern
ALTHOUGH IN THE visible Church the evil be ever mingled with the good, and sometimes the evil have chief authority in the Ministrations of the
MAYBE IT’S JUST by chance that the paper has opened to this page and you are reading this review. Maybe you prayed that if God
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