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A COMMENT IN OBITER:  THE POST EXAM BINGE

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  It’s the last few official days of class.  In a few weeks from now, most of us will be free from text-books and dense readings and able to watch a little more Netflix.  For those of you who love to curl in and watch some good TV, here is my recommended line up for a post-exam binge: The Fall (TV_series) This TV show features (Gillian Anderson as) Stella Gibson, a Detective Superintendent...

Halloween Movie Guide: SPOOKTACULAR!

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MAX PATERSON
<Arts & Culture Editor>
It’s that time of year again, the time we dust off those “sexy” [fill in anything here] costumes, call up all of our ‘non-law’ friends, and go out for one last big night before the realities of assignments, papers and pre-exam note compiling begins.

TIFF Review: Seven Psychopaths

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MAX PATERSON <Arts & Culture Editor> As TIFF progresses and the stars drift in and out of the Toronto social scene, it was hard for the Obiter to ignore a chance to rub knuckles with Hollywood’s finest. We were fortunate enough to be invited to the premiere of Seven Psychopaths, the new feature by writer/director Martin McDonagh (In Bruges, Six Shooter). Although, it was amusing to...

TIFF Review: Comrade Kim Goes Flying

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NANCY SITU <Senior Editor-in-Chief> It’s not every day that a Western-financed North Korean fiction feature shows in a Yonge-Dundas theatre on a breezy Tuesday night. It’s not even every day that North Korean fiction films can be Western-financed. In fact, Comrade Kim Goes Flying was the first ever. The “light-hearted romantic comedy” is about a perky young Korean coal miner/construction...

It’s TIFF Time, What Are You Going To See?!

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MAX PATERSON <Arts/Culture Editor> This time every year Toronto is invaded by some of the world’s best filmmakers and brightest stars, as people pour into the city for the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). For TIFF newbies, selecting the movies you want to see, long lines, confusing schedules, odd show times, and unbuttered popcorn, can all provide for a unpleasant...

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