Vancouver’s wizard of 3D
Vancouver 3D filmmaker Roham Rahmanian talks to Clinton Hallahan about the technology, 3D cinema and the film industry.
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Vancouver 3D filmmaker Roham Rahmanian talks to Clinton Hallahan about the technology, 3D cinema and the film industry.
The Vancouver actress on Rise of the Planet of the Apes.
Cinema Sewer’s Robin Bougie talks to the British cult film illustrator behind posters for Hobo With a Shotgun, Savage Streets and more.
Mike Mills discusses Beginners, working with Christopher Plummer and Ewan McGregor, his background in art and design, and using his father’s story to explore love, sexuality and American life.
The Vancouver-based, New Zealand-born actress on her CW series Hellcats and those Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers.
The Vancouver actress/model on Mortal Kombat: Legacy, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and her upcoming movie with Glee’s Cory Monteith.
Clinton Hallahan talks to the director of the Canadian drama A Wake.
Leigh Whannell and James Wan talk about making Insidious for $800,000, working outside the studio system, David Lynch, movie marketing and constructing scares in the edit.
A 2007 interview with Neil Hamburger. By Shawn Conner.
Adrian Mack interviews the filmmakers behind the new Rush documentary Beyond the Lighted Stage.
The L Word actress talks with Monet Lucki about her books Intimacy and I Live Here.
Wrangling Woody Harrelson for a Canadian superhero movie. Rachel Fox interview.
The Canadian film critic on the Victoria Film Festival, Kris Kristofferson and Sinead O’Connor.
Rachel Fox talks to the King of Country Music Videos in Canada about his movie Coopers’ Camera (starring Samantha Bee).
The film critic trades Oscar quips with Rachel Fox in an interview at the Victoria Film Festival.
Director Chris Smith talks Michael Ruppert, peak oil, paranoia, the mainstream press and the unsettling worldview behind his 2009 documentary Collapse.
