Thomas Pashko
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Angry Inuk
One could make a compelling argument that the controversy surrounding Canadian seal hunting is the original source of manufactured outrage
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Critipeg: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time
Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre’s (MTC) production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time is a perfect example of a show trying (and mostly succeeding) to have its cake and eat it too.
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Whose House? Chris’ house
For visual artist Chris Redekop, collaboration is the key to creativity.
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Critipeg: Jack Reacher: Never Go Back
When the trailers for 2012’s Jack Reacher first hit theatres, the internet was skeptical.
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Critipeg: The Girl on the Train
Movies based on bestselling thriller novels are far from a sure thing. Sometimes, you end up with a classic (Silence of the Lambs). Other times, you can get a trashy but fun yarn (Gone Girl). While The Girl on the Train is far from the worst possible outcome from this equation, it’s still a bit of a mess.
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Whose House? Hely’s House.
For local graphic artist Hely Schumann, everything comes back to illustration. Despite a diverse and accomplished portfolio, Schumann still credits her first love to getting her where she is today.
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Home of the Funeral
What goes into the industry we hope we never have to deal with
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Giving Netflix the nix?
Streaming video is the future of home entertainment, but it’s also not always easy to be a streaming customer in Canada.
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Whose Cats? The Uniter’s cats
The Uniter staff cat-bombs you with cute cat photos of our cats
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Critipeg
Unlocking the Cage
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Critipeg
A Dog’s Life (Chienne de vie)
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Whose House? Ferro and Steve’s House.
It’s a classic punk rock story. Start a band, learn to play your instruments. In that order. For local punk outfit WHIP, it was the way to go, according to vocalist Ferro Bonham and guitarist Steve Krysko.
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Critipeg
There’s something exciting about seeing an artist enter a new phase or period.
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Whose House? Ari’s House
Local hip-hop artist Ari i.Q. has walked a long road to where he is today.
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Free Moby
Author Mark Leiren-Young investigates The Killer Whale Who Changed the World
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Critipeg
Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos has made a name for himself creating absurdist black comedies and delivering on outrageous premises with deadpan seriousness.
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Critipeg
It’s no easy feat to make a compelling documentary about a story everyone has followed in the press or online. When everyone knows the ending, a filmmaker has to work to make their audience care about the beginning and the middle.
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Whose House? Tannis’ House
Winnipeg is a city where most creative people can be described as having a “diverse portfolio.” But, even by those standards, Tannis Kelm has a remarkably diverse portfolio.
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Critipeg
One of the most common themes in art about Winnipeg is our tendency to self-mythologize.
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Whose House? Emily’s House
Singer-songwriter and photographer Emily Senyk’s home is part of a story of personal triumph.