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Katherine Connell

Toronto
As seen in: Another Gaze Journal, CBC Arts, The Globe and Mail, Vulture, Paste, Hyperallergic, Notebook, Reactor, The New Statesman, EIN News, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) and
writing about film & art | staff @anothergaze | work in Canadian Art, Cinema Scope, Reverse Shot, MUBI Notebook, Hyperallergic, Paste, Vulture etc.

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Peter Strickland's In Fabric: an unsettling horror full of sexual tension

Peter Strickland's In Fabric: an unsettling horror full of sexual tension

The mannequin is a unique cultural object. Beloved by the Surrealists for its uncanny ability to hover betwee…

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The Current Issue - Cineaste Magazine

The Current Issue - Cineaste Magazine

Deconstructing the Filmmaker's Gaze: An Interview with Céline Sciamma by Maria Garcia Citizens with Cameras: …

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Invisible Life (Karim Aïnouz, Brazil)

Invisible Life (Karim Aïnouz, Brazil)

By Katherine Connell Chronicling the life of the legendary Rio de Janeiro drag performer, hustler, and street…

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Writing - Katherine Connell

Writing - Katherine Connell

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The Limits of Self-Representation: A Conversation on Beatrice Gibson's "Plural Dreams of Social L...

The Limits of Self-Representation: A Conversation on Beatrice Gibson's "Plural Dreams of Social L...

I Hope is a twenty-minute-long cinematic ode to Gibson's daughter, Laizer, as well as a double portrait of ic…

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This Cronenberg burlesque show puts the bawdy in body horror

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By Katherine Connell
| CBC Arts Verified
Arts At Toronto’s Burdock Music Hall, Long Live the New Flesh pays pulsating tribute to the Canadian filmmaker behind The Fly, Videodrome and more. Long Live the New Flesh pays pulsating tribute to the Canadian filmmaker Katherine Connell · CBC Arts · Posted: Jun 10, 2026 6:39 AM EDT | Last Updated: 31 minutes ago Listen to this article Estimated 8 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur.
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Alberta's proposed measures to improve food safety don’t go far enough, advocates say

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By Dana Masamra, Colleen Silverthorn, Katherine Connell, Michael Smee Verified
| EIN News
It’s been just over two years since Sarah MacDonald’s four-year-old son was hospitalized with E. coli after contracting the harmful bacteria in the 2023 outbreak at several Calgary child-care facilities. MacDonald’s son, now six, was diagnosed with hemolytic uremic syndrome, a condition that can damage blood vessels and cause life-threatening kidney failure. She said the experience was distressing for her son, and he’ll face doctor visits well into his teens to monitor his kidneys.
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A movie that drove Canadian censors wild returns to the screen

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By Katherine Connell
| CBC Arts Verified
Arts The 1974 French erotic drama Emmanuelle faced historic censorship battles in Ontario at the time of its release. Now, the film will play uncensored at Toronto’s Revue Cinema, along with a new documentary about the saga.
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