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Up From the Streetsnew

Jean-Michel Basquiat’s radiantly short life is revealed in a new documentary.

Monday Magazine | Robert Moyes | 10-29-2010 | Reviews

Tape Head

Be Kind Rewind director Michel Gondry talks shop ... video shop, that is.

Monday Magazine | Bill Stuart | 02-20-2008 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Michel Gondry, Be Kind Rewind

Carts as Art: Carts of Darkness Show What's on the Other Side of the Bridge

Ever gone 50 mph downhill on a shopping cart? The characters in this indie documentary do, plus a whole lot more. A fascinating look at the role shopping carts play in our culture.

Monday Magazine | Amanda Farrell | 01-31-2008 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Carts of Darkness, Murray Siple

Raise a Little Hell: Hell on Wheels a Fascinating Tale of the Birth of Modern Roller Derby

An interview with roller derby doc director Bob Ray, done by a derby gal herself.

Monday Magazine | Amanda Farrell | 01-31-2008 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Bob Ray, Hell on Wheels

Grrr Power: Maureen Medved Transforms Her Novel into a Powerful Piece of Literary Cinema

Vancouver-based novelist Maureen Medved just nabbed a Genie nomination for her screenplay for The Tracey Fragments. We caught up with her to talk about that page-to-screen process.

Monday Magazine | John Threlfall | 01-31-2008 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Bruce McDonald, The Tracey Fragments

Harry Potter Battles Adolescence and Other Creepies

In the third movie adaptation of the J.K. Rowling series, Harry Potter (or maybe it’s just actor Daniel Radcliffe) is showing hints of the pimply stigmata of adolescence, and also displays the sullenness indicative of pubescent hormone poisoning.

Monday Magazine | Robert Moyes | 08-07-2004 | Reviews

Tags: Alfonso Cuarón, Harry Potter, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Daniel Radcliffe, J.K Rowling