Canadian films
6 of the best Canadian films at the Toronto International Film Festival
From experimental film essays to searing dramatic thrillers, some of the most exhilarating movies at TIFF hailed from Canada
How to be a better Canadian: See these Canadian movies
Maclean’s presents an instalment in our patriotic video series designed to hone your skills, add to your already encyclopedic knowledge of this great country and generally make you a super-Canadian. This week: Brian D. Johnson, president of the Toronto Film Critics Association and long-time film writer for Maclean’s, discusses his top-five must-see Canadian films.
James Cromwell and the house that love tried to build
A veteran character actor has his day in a tale of a Maritimer crushed by city hall
Whistler Film Festival scales new heights
With Daniel Radcliffe on the red carpet and Chinese studios hunting Canadian scripts, the festival has raised its game
Mitchel Raphael on a Hollywood hunk and Mrs. Harper
Look which journalist scored an interview with Mrs. Harper, Potash is a laughing matter—but only off the record
Mitchel Raphael on the MP who’s a Glee addict and the GG’s fire alarm
MP dilemma: Rick Mercer or Glee?, Encyclopedic knowledge
TIFF Newsmakers
Hilary Swank cleans up for the cameras, the Boss is still working, and the FUBAR guys have some advice for the PM