Today a jury selected Universal Language to represent Canada as a contender for the Best International Feature Film at the 2025 Oscars@. Julie Roy, Executive Director and CEO of Telefilm Canada announced the choice during an online news conference this afternoon, accompanied by the filmmakers Matthew Rankin, Pirouz Nemati and Ila Firouzabadi. What She Said’ Anne Brodie attended. Universal Language… View Post
Savouring Summer: Climate Advocacy, Entertainment, and Parenting Insights
As the summer winds down, now is the perfect time to pause and truly be present with your loved ones. It’s easy to get swept up in the rush of planning and thinking ahead to what’s next, but before diving into the hustle, let’s take a collective breath and savour these moments. This time of year only comes once, and… View Post
Something for Everyone This Pre- TIFF Week!
BY ANNE BRODIE Jackie Shane was a Black trans singer from the American South whose remarkable personal and musical legacy is revived in the NFB documentary Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story. She found refuge in Toronto’s Yonge Street club scene that she loved and that loved back; her glamourous image, and easy yet riveting stage presence coupled with… View Post
Filmmaker Lee Daniels Loves a Risk. His latest, The Deliverance, Based on a True Case of Demonic Possession. Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor is the Exorcist.
In 2011, Latoya Ammons, her three children and her mother moved into a home in Gary, Indiana. What followed beggars the imagination, but is well-documented by health, government and city officials. The family was possessed by demonic forces. Lee Daniels, never one to shy away from bold material, cast The Deliverance carefully, with respected actors who would help audiences understand… View Post
Reclaiming Joy: A Journey of Resilience and Rediscovery
Over my summer vacation I found myself reflecting on the mental toll that my work (and life) sometimes takes. While seeking out great, uplifting stories to share with you, I am constantly bombarded with stressful stories and negative energies that can be especially draining. Fortunately, through years of self-work, I’ve learned to recognize when to hit the reset button—changing the… View Post
Challenges and Progress with Pay Equity: The Journey So Far
Well, we’ve made it. We’ve reached the conclusion of What She Said’s six-part series in collaboration with Ontario’s Pay Equity Office, and if there’s one thing that is crystal clear, it’s that the fight for pay equity is far from over. Over the course of this series we’ve discussed significant pay equity challenges and solutions. From understanding the gender wage… View Post
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