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Discussing Indigenous Cultures with Filmmaker, Dr. Michael Doxtater
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In the upcoming episode of Cord’s very own film podcast, Cord En Scène, we had a great opportunity to talk to Indigenous academic filmmaker, professor, and writer Dr.…
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Wake Up Dead Man sharpens the mystery?
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Released in late November, Rian Johnson’s Wake Up Dead Man (2025) is quite possibly the best film in the Knives Out franchise. With outstanding performances, a…
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Affordable Holiday Style: Cozy Décor Hacks for Small Spaces
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Decorating is a key part of the holiday season. For students at Wilfrid Laurier University, adding festive touches to a dorm room can be a…
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Thrifting Trend Thrives Among Students, Rooted in Centuries
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Thrifting has never been more popular, but the concept of thrifting spans back hundreds of years. What began as a way for low-income communities…
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Why Modern Rom-Coms Have Lost Their Spark
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Today’s romantic comedies rely on shortcuts, tropes, and shallow characters Romantic comedies, or rom-coms, have been a staple genre in the film industry…
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Renao’s Still Life: A Dreamy Debut Rooted in Desi Soul
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Minimalist Production Meets Cultural Depth in a Lush Debut Renao’s debut album, Still Life, is a quiet antidote to overstimulattion amidst the chaos of…
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Why Hollywood Packs Its Biggest Films into the Summer
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Learn more about the story behind the film; why the theatres are empty in the summer, and why the showings are tame in the…
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Movie analysis & review: The Long Walk (2025)
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A story based on a successful novel that does not have an outlined protagonist, how did they execute it? The Long Walk (2025), directed…
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Superman (2025): A Beacon of Hope amid crises
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This Summer, the latest Superman movie, directed by James Gunn, crashed into theatre with a hopeful message. Recently, with the abundance of tragic news…
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Bite This: Your Guide to Vampire Media this Halloween
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From romantic portrayals to deep betrayals, you’ll find a perfect recommendation. If you’re looking for the perfect way to sink your teeth into Halloween,…
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