“There are two different worlds that exist concurrently: one for the wealthy, and one for the rest of us”
Locally produced Heritage Minute honours legendary Vancouver Asahi
“We worked for six months before we even shot the project just trying to get it right”
Lee Shorten embraces ambiguity in ‘Parabola’
“I like films that start a conversation rather than are the conversation”
Roger Cross plays “a complicated man” on CBC’s ‘Coroner’
“He learned later in life that it’s not so black and white, and he’s gotten comfortable in the grey area”
Why your Black friends cancelled Liam Neeson
“Liam Neeson is not cancelled for what he thought; he is cancelled for what he did”
Short film ‘Mi Madre, My Father’ packs a mighty emotional punch
“[We] don’t know what’s happening behind closed doors and we can never really know”
Short film ‘A Snake Marked’ cuts deep
“One thing I try to do in all my films is haunt an audience”
Documentary ‘V6A’ amplifies the poetry in vilified postal code
“I want the audience to take the people in the movie for who they are, not for their context”