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Winnie Wang

Toronto
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You can see these 10 great movies for free in Toronto for National Canadian Film Day

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By Winnie Wang
| The Toronto Star
National Canadian Film Day takes over Toronto on Wednesday with more than 40 free screenings across the city’s movie theatres, community centres and libraries, some featuring Q&As and programming contributions from the likes of Atom Egoyan, Hubert Davis, Sarah Polley and Margaret Atwood. Started in 2014 by Reel Canada, the initiative is a celebration of Canadian cinema from coast to coast.
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The Memory Palace: Or, If These Walls Could Talk

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By Winnie Wang
| Point of View Magazine
Home, centuries of folklore have long known, is a site of contradictions. It can be a shelter of comfort and safety where first steps are celebrated in the living room, or a fortress of violence and distrust where harm is committed in secret.
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Faking It: Mockumentaries Tell the Truth - or Do They?

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By Winnie Wang
| Point of View Magazine
When filmmakers import the visual language of documentaries into a fictional milieu, staging awkward, whimsical and ridiculous situations for entertainment—as opposed to the genre’s noble mission of educating audiences or inspiring social change— we are in the realm of the mockumentary. The format has found success in the most unexpected settings, from the mundane to the mythical, in a Scranton branch of a paper company or the suburban residence of a vampire coven.
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