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US Tariff Strikes Again: Now Even Your Fandom Purchases From Afar Comes With Baggage

The US tariff isn’t just hurting American fans—it’s setting a trend. Countries like Canada, Japan, and the U.K. may soon follow, making global fandom a lot more expensive.United States · United States Read Article

Straatcoaches vs Aliens: When Gentrification Gets Outrageously Slimed

From tar pits to turf wars, Straatcoaches vs Aliens (Straight Outta Space) proves even extraterrestrials aren’t immune to the politics of who belongs.Read Article

Five Favourite Fantasia Short Films — Weird, Wild & Wonderful

We're not done with this festival yet as there are five favourite Fantasia short films to put on the spotlight!Montreal · Montreal Read Article

Félix Brassard’s “L’écrivain” (The Writer): A Quiet Scream in the Woods at Fantasia Film Festival 2025

Félix Brassard’s film L’écrivain (The Writer) follows Pierre (Josian Neveu), a TV writer with an unusual, secretive nightly routine. Each evening, he locks himself in a room—and no one knows why. Not even his boss Gilbert (Marco Giguère), who’s recently started dropping by more often to figure out why Pierre is frequently slow to deliver. I … Continue reading "Félix Brassard’s “L’écrivain” (The Writer): A Quiet Scream in the Woods at Fantasia Fi…Montreal · Montreal Read Article

Mother of Dawn: An Unforgettable Journey Through Creation and Cosmic Wonder in Clara Trevisan’s Surreal Short

Clara Trevisan’s Mother of Dawn is a haunting stop-motion short that explores cosmic creation and transformation—without a single word of dialogue.Read Article

Heidi Rescue of the Lynx and the Hayao Miyazaki Connection

Yes, we even need an aside from Fantasia Film Festival. Heidi Rescue of the Lynx is a continuation, especially if you know the story from Heidi, Girl of the Alps already.Japan · Japan Read Article

Five Ways Foreigner Exposes the Real Terror of Cultural Erasure

The real possession in Foreigner isn’t demonic—it’s cultural: the slow erasure of nuance, contradiction, and soul.Read Article

Good Game (觸電, Dickson Leung Kwok-Fai, 2025)

Maybe esports don’t sound that intense, but it turns out that they require a good deal of physical training and stamina. Which is to say that like many other athletic pursuits, there’s an invisible age cap in which players are often written off at a comparatively youthful age because their reaction times might be slower or they might struggle to pick up on new strategies or ways of playing the game. But that’s only part of Solo’s problem. He’s n…Esports See the Story

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