Mine chief-turned-activist: The startling backstory of ’Konelīne’With her Hot Docs award-winner, Konelīne,’ Vancouver filmmaker Nettie Wild taps her family heritage as a wilderness lover who inherited a mine
Jane Bond, Ghostbusters, and ladies night at the moviesGender-flipping genre films can have huge appeal—if they get past the clichés.
’Popstar’ exploits the fine line between stupid and BieberAndy Samberg’s Lonely Island comedy trio explain how their tribute/parody film springs from a bona fide love of pop
Will ’Finding Dory’ despoil the environment?From ’Finding Nemo’ to ’Harry Potter’, movies make us want cute animals—even if it’s not so good for the animals themselves
Brian D. Johnson on the films that surprised in CannesBritish director Ken Loach and Canadian director Xavier Dolan pick up top prizes at the festival
For Canadians, Cannes is only the end of the worldThree Canadian-directed films premiered at Cannes. Xavier Dolan’s latest was on the festival’s front burner.
Period movies don’t have to be period piecesCostume movies and auteur directors don’t usually mix, but filmmakers like Whit Stillman are trying their hand at the genre
’Cherchez la femme’ in CannesAs women fight for equality on screen, the battle is even tougher for those directing the films—though Maren Ade might just challenge for the Palme D’Or
Cannes Day 1: Woody Allen, Xavier Dolan (déja vu!) & what’s hot**Not Donald Sutherland! Longtime Maclean’s film critic Brian D. Johnson on the Cannes Film Festival’s highlights—and opening day’s oddball moments
Twitter has spoken, but will Disney give Elsa a girlfriend?A Twitter campaign for Frozen asks how long companies like Disney can nod toward social progress while keeping it out of their movies