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December 31, 2008

Sometimes I’m Happy, Sometimes I’m Blue Toss up between upbeat Happy-Go-Lucky and downbeat Synecdoche, New York by Paul Matwychuk
4 Months, 3 Weeks, Best Of The Year Bleak but brilliant: Cristian Mungiu’s harrowing abortion drama is G.H. Lewmer’s top film pick by G.H. Lewmer
Rachel Getting Coronated Jonathan Demme’s messy but life-affirming family drama was Michael Hingston’s FAVE flick of 2008 by Michael Hingston

November 20, 2008

Cinematic Immortality, For Under $30,000 Which of these independent hits got the most onscreen value from their ultra-low budgets? by Paul Matwychuk

October 30, 2008

Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life It took Mike Leigh, master of the bleak slice-of-life drama, to make the joyful movie Happy-Go-Lucky by Paul Matwychuk

October 16, 2008

Interrogating The Soldier Paul Gross talks about Passchendaele, the passion project that’s finally reached the screen by Paul Matwychuk

October 9, 2008

The Campaign At The Cineplex Prepare for Oct. 14 by watching the six best movies ever made about the election process by Paul Matwychuk

September 4, 2008

What’s The Worst That Could Happen? M. Night Shyamalan, Mike Myers, and Eddie Murphy compete for SEE’s “worst Movie of the summer” prize by Jonn Kmech

August 28, 2008

DVD Dictator The movies you must buy this Tuesday by See Staff

July 10, 2008

Teleprompter: Making Torrenters Of Foreigners A CRTC study reveals that TV networks down south indirectly encourage filesharing up north by Nicola Simpson Khullar
Beyond The Blurbs This Week: A dissenter raises his voice on Hellboy II by Paul Matwychuk

July 3, 2008

You Darn Kids Get Off My Airwaves! If you watch live television these days, chances are you’re old, paunchy, and very, very cranky by Nicola Simpson Khullar
Come Learn The Secret Handshake Todd Rohal's The Guatemalan Handshake is the year's strangest, saddest comedy... and maybe it's best by Paul Matwychuk

June 19, 2008

Freedom of Choice: A Talon To Amuse Look past its B-movie trappings: Blood on Satan’s Claw is a serious examination of pagan religion by G.H. Lewmer
Chic Flicks: SEE’s Fashion Filmography From Dylan’s revolutionary style to the Crocs of Idiocracy, our history of unsung onscreen style by Scott Lingley
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Ignorance A trip to the U.S. reminded me of how American TV reinforces that country’s insular worldview by Nicola Simpson Khullar

June 12, 2008

Big Effing Deal How a silly little romantic comedy with a naughty title became a flashpoint in the C-10 debate by Scott Lingley

June 5, 2008

Teleprompter: No Liquids, No Sharp Objects, No MP3 Files Is Canada about to sign a pact allowing border guards to search your laptop for pirated TV shows? by Nicola Simpson Khullar
Freedom of Choice: Valerie In Wonderland A long-lost coming-of-age gem from the Czech New Wave is forever young, thanks to YouTube by G.H. Lewmer

May 22, 2008

Teleprompter: Whither The Miniseries? Surely I can’t be the only person who misses the glory days of bloated 20-hour TV epics! by Nicola Simpson Khullar
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