Articles by Daniel Pratt

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  Stories We Tell

  Sarah Polley

  PUBLISHED Sep 10, 2012

  Canadian director Sarah Polley is known for tackling themes that inspire introspection, whether in Away From Her, where she dealt with the...

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  Show Stopper: The Theatrical Life of Garth Drabinsky

  Barry Avrich

  PUBLISHED Sep 9, 2012

  Film producer, co-founder of Cineplex Odeon, trailblazer of Live Entertainment (Livent) and recipient of the Order of Canada, Garth Drabins...

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  The Perks of Being a Wallflower

  Stephen Chbosky

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2012

  Each generation has its staple "young adult" book that's revered and fondly looked back upon as a grown up. What was once To Kill a Mocking...

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  The Gatekeepers

  Dror Moreh

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2012

  Israel's internal security service, better known as the Shin Bet, was formed in 1949 with the motto, "Defender that shall not be seen." As...

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  Far Out Isn't Far Enough: The Tomi Ungerer Story

  Brad Bernstein

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2012

  Thinking back to my youth and the fond memories I have of my mother reading me bedtime stories, the book that stands out most is Crictor, a...

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  Hotel Transylvania

  Genndy Tartakovsky

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2012

  The notion of the overprotective father has been played out on the big screen countless times, with Father of the Bride and Meet the Parent...

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  Hatfields & McCoys

  Kevin Reynolds

  PUBLISHED Sep 6, 2012

  The infamous Hatfield/McCoy feud spanned nearly 30 years, pitting two massive clans against each other in the West Virginia/Kentucky border...

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  The Secret Disco Revolution

  Jamie Kastner

  PUBLISHED Sep 6, 2012

  Disco, the genre of music most regretted, brings to mind images of big hair, polyester fashions, glitter, unflattering bulges and Saturday...