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Courtney Small

Courtney Small

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Film Critic, That Shelf

Toronto

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Solutions Based Reporting , Environmental Justice, Feminism , Disability Justice, Investigative Reporting , Collaborative Journalism, Music, 2SLGBTQIA+ , Culture, Film , Local News , Culture

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Anything illegal or lewd

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Total articles 340

  • Warfare

    By Courtney Small Verified|Cinema AxisWar films serve many purposes depending on who the target audience is. They can be tools of propaganda that push a certain ideology, an entertaining feature length commercial designed to boost military recruitment numbers, a reframing of historical events through the lens of hindsight; or, as many of the best ones often do, offer a sobering meditation on what happens when mankind loses its sense of humanity. The common linkage between all is that they are often made by civilians for civilians.

    By Courtney Small Verified · 0

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Drop

    By Courtney Small Verified|Cinema AxisFirst dates can be a special brand of horror for those embarking on them. Everything from choosing the right outfit to opening up to someone new can cause great anxiety. It is this sense of fear and vulnerability that director Christopher Landon’s latest film Drop attempts to exploit for thrills. Primarily set within the confines of a fancy restaurant, Drop follows single mother Violet (Meghann Fahy) as she endures what turns out to be the date from hell.

    By Courtney Small Verified · 0

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Warfare

    By Courtney Small Verified|Cinema AxisWar films serve many purposes depending on who the target audience is. They can be tools of propaganda that push a certain ideology, an entertaining feature length commercial designed to boost military recruitment numbers, a reframing of historical events through the lens of hindsight; or, as many of the best ones often do, offer a sobering meditation on what happens when mankind loses its sense of humanity. The common linkage between all is that they are often made by civilians for civilians.

    By Courtney Small Verified · 0

    Apr. 11, 2025

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