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Win 2 Tickets to The First Weekend Club's advance screening of The Trotsky at District 319 tomorrow night! I had the pleasure of checking out Passenger Side at last month's First Weekend Club screening at District 319, which is an unusually cool venu

This hand has hi-fived many more interesting people than yours. For real. "In all my years, I've never had a standing ovation ... I guess this Canada is all right after all.

Perhaps one of Canadian director David Cronenberg 's more conventional features, M Butterfly (1993) features neither exploding heads nor any sort of theme-driven plot founded in the exciting world of entomology.

The kind folks at the DOXA festival sent us some screeners of the films that piqued our interest and I am happy to say that Mighty Uke is all that we'd hoped it would be.

Before actor Dustin Milligan 's stint as Ethan Ward on 90210 or his turn in this week-end's new release Gunless , he was just another struggling actor slinging pie and skimboarding in ye olde Vancouver.

Control Alt Delete director Cam Labine talks about his new movie and the city where he lives. One thing that is awesome about your movie was that it was shot in Vancouver. Yes, definitely.

Win Double Passes to tonight's midnight screening of Scarface (in 35 mm!) at The Rio and a prize pack from Ripe . Having never seen Scarface there is no way I am passing up the opportunity to not only see it on the big screen, but presented in 35 mm.

In case you missed my post about the punk rock documentary, Bloodied But Unbowed , that's having it's world premiere screening during the DOXA festival, click HERE to read it and view the trailer, then buy tickets because you seriously do not want to

Tomorrow night the film "10 Days Across Canada" will be screening in 20 Canadian theatres. The premise is simple: 4 dudes drove across the country and asked people "What does it mean to be Canadian?".

Passenger Side writer and director Matthew Bissonnette The First Weekend Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and supporting great Canadian films in advance of the oh-so-critical opening weekend.