Plot: Canadian filmmaker Guy Maddin directs The Saddest Music in the World, reworked from an original screenplay by Kazuo Ishiguro. Set in Winnipeg during the Great Depression, the film involves a contest announced by the legless and glamorous Lady ... Read More
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They might fuel stereotypes (like certain ones involving igloos and hockey), but snowy winters are also a ubiquitous part of the Canadian experience. There are no southern provinces that stretch close to the equator to bring winters full of sun and...
Canadian filmmaker Guy Maddin is currently leading a series at Toronto's Innis Town Hall about his work. To kick things off on Tuesday night -- as only Maddin could -- 'May I Blow My Bugle Now? My Life in Clips.' From a fledgling Edison film to...
This weekend I get to cat sit the two cutest bengals on earth, but the perks of this gig are much more than sitting around, indulging in cable television, and playing with the furry little beasts. It also means I have a huge selection of liquor, wine and...
Beyond the toques, hockey, and those ever-rampant igloos, Canada houses a veritable smorgasbord of media talent. Unfortunately, much of it migrates to the States and becomes part of the 'They're Canadian!?' contingent -- including game show host Alex...
During the Great Depression, a woman holds an unusual international competition in Winnipeg, Canada.

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