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The space to tell stories
Since the Sask Party cut a key film tax credit in 2012, a lot of ink has been spilled about the film industry’s decline. But after the tax credit was cut, there’s been a groundswell of cinema by Indigenous women in Saskatchewan. How did this happen, and what can we learn about building a strong and just film industry?
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Online-onlySeeing a strike on the big screen
Sorry To Bother You shows why we need anti-capitalist art that’s both radical and popular.
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MagazineWe Interrupt This Program
A new book explores Indigenous interventions into settler media, combining acceptance with refusal. Greg Macdougall reviews We Interrupt This Program by Miranda Brady and John Kelly.
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MagazineTroubling portrait of an oil province
Review of new film Crude Power: Oil, Money & Influence in Saskatchewan
