IF you want to know where today’s vital Atlantic Canadian film industry really began, you could do worse than start on a train travelling through Europe in 1981. If this was an actual movie, we might begin with a close-up of a stack of film …
Articles by Stephen Kimber
As I write this column, my meetings-free, interviews-canceled, to-dos-in stasis world is very different than it was two months ago. As you read this, your today-world will likely have morphed through many more neck-twisting, head-shaking reversals and resets before landing on whatever is your own …
Sitting in the departures lounge at Phnom Penh’s international airport on a muggy early June day in 2009, his ticket punched all the way from Hong Kong through Vancouver to Toronto and Halifax, Donald Bowser couldn’t help but smile. He was the victim of his …