Looking for something to watch this holiday season? Check out Barbara Popel’s latest picks for the must-see films playing at the Mayfair and ByTowne during the first half of December.
Here’s a list of what’s playing at Ottawa’s independent cinemas for the second half of November.
The Bytowne and Mayfair have a great lineup for the first half of November, including some excellent picks from the “Noirvember,” Palmes D’Or winners,historical dramas, and a new biopic on rock legend David Bowie.
Need to start planning your Halloween costume? Want to get out for some great shows? Pick up a new skill? We’ve got you covered for all that and more in this weekend’s roundup.
Where to start? There are so many films programmed for the latter half of this month, including one of the most acclaimed trilogies ever filmed, new releases, and loads of fright films for Spooktober at the ByTowne (the Boo-Towne?) and the Mayfair. Let’s start with the 100-year old vampire classic Nosferatu. This gem of German […]
There are so many great new films and iconic older films showing at the ByTowne and the Mayfair in the first half of October that I hardly know where to start. Last month, I wrote, “September must be biography month.” October is shaping up to rival September with six biographical films.
The Mayfair Theatre reopens the doors to The Room with two late-night screenings on September 16 and October 7.
September must be biography month. There are two new biopics about cultural icons, a drama about the guy who stole a famous painting from the British Portrait Gallery, and an older biopic about one of history’s most famous queens.
September is starting out with lots of new releases at the ByTowne and the Mayfair, as well as several film classics.
The ByTowne and the Mayfair have a bunch of dandy new films and a slew of film classics. Film reviewer Barbara Popel was particularly struck by how many superb actors you’ll have a chance to see!
What a selection to choose from! Both the ByTowne and the Mayfair are offering some dandy new films, including two genuinely unique flicks with lots of buzz, and a cornucopia of film classics.
From body horror to Inuit horror, and a lot of classic films in between, here are Barbara’s picks for the must-see films at the Mayfair and ByTowne.
It’s a busy June of movies, ranging from classic Cronenberg body-horror to romances from Ryûsuke Hamaguchi, a very early documentary film, and yes, everyone’s new favourite Batman film.
We made it! The May long weekend always feels like the official beginning of great weather and summer plans… though last week sure felt like the middle of July. Check out all the great activities this weekend and stay safe!
Lots of variety the next two weeks at the ByTowne and the Mayfair. My favourite film from 2021 continues its run, there are films from acknowledged masters and up-and-comers, and a big basket of free European short films. Rounding everything out are two exciting classics.
