Courtney Small

Created a resource, Black Canadian Film, that documents films made by Black Canadian filmmakers, Canadian films about the Black experience, etc. blackcanadianfilm.ca

i spoke with Boots Riley about I LOVE BOOSTERS and his thinking behind his use of comedy, aesthetics, and returning to the body as political tools theglobeandmail.com/culture/film-a…

archive.is/2026.05.20-211… I Love Boosters review: Boots Riley delivers an exciting but clumsy satire - The Globe and Mail

unpacked my thoughts on the messy joyride that is I LOVE BOOSTERS and its failure to engage fully with its own politics and characters beyond novelty (accessible link below) theglobeandmail.com/culture/film-a…

I had the pleasure of chatting with Boots Riley about his wonderful film I Love Boosters for @exclaimdotca. If you can only see one film this weekend make it this one! exclaim.ca/film/article/b…

@MR_STiXX 3-2 to start, back to back wins, loving what I’m seeing from the team so far.

ROTY agenda 🙂‍↕️

with drake dropping 3 albums in one day calling out more than a dozen former bromances, i talked to experts about how men deal with broken friendships and why it’s so hard to heal playboy.com/read/music/dra…

i really enjoyed thinking through IS GOD IS, the fun and vicious debut feature from Aleshea Harris theglobeandmail.com/culture/film-a…

First franchise win for the Tempo!! More to come this season. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

Tickets for the John Sayles retrospective that I'm doing in June for TIFF (filmmaker in attendance!) go on sale online tomorrow. Very excited for this.

IMO, Bretten Hannam is one of the most exciting filmmakers working in so-called Canada right now, so it was so lovely to speak w/ them (+ stars Blake Alec Miranda & Forrest Goodluck) about their haunting, genre-collapsing 3rd feature, Sk+te’kmujue’katik theglobeandmail.com/culture/film-a…

Former Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban has fulfilled the $10 million pledge that he made towards Montreal Children's Hospitals over a decade ago. (via Montreal Gazzette)

I Love Boosters is so damn good. It sparked one of the best post-film conversations I’ve had in a while with the stranger sitting beside me. Boots Riley bringing cinephiles together in the best possible way. Can’t wait to see the film again.

The goal was always to make space for Canadian filmmakers and their stories on the big screen. It’s exciting to see not only more Canadian films playing independent theatres, but audiences showing up for them in a big way.

This month at The Revue, every 1st & 2nd run feature is Canadian. Not long ago, the idea of an independent cinema programming their prime slots for Canadian films might have seemed impossible.

You can use this handy dandy site created by @janusfilms to check where! blueheron.film

"It’s incredible the schizophrenia that happens in a society that was part of a colony." For this month's column at @ebertvoices I spoke with THE Lucrecia Martel about her latest film NUESTRA TIERRA Read: rogerebert.com/interviews/fem…

One week left to apply for our editorial assistant summer contract! Must love docs. povmagazine.com/now-hiring-edi…

WNBA Announces Historic Canadian Media Rights Agreement with Bell Media

Matt Johnson is (allegedly) moderating my Q&A at the Lightbox of May 20th — give the people what they want 🤌

təm kʷaθ nan Namesake is an enthralling look at how the past and present impact our ability to move forward on the land together, writes @SmallMind. #HotDocs26 #DOXA2026 povmagazine.com/t%c9%99m-k%ca%…