Hockey
In the movie “Jesus of Montreal,” a priest who commits a grievous error worries that the archbishop will ordain a terrible punishment, such as exiling him to Winnipeg.
April 16, 1997
World & Nation
Israel Asper, a philanthropist and multimillionaire businessman who founded Canada’s largest media empire, has died.
Oct. 9, 2003
Obituaries
Ann Savage, who earned a cult following as a femme fatale in such 1940s pulp-fiction movies as “Detour,” has died.
Dec. 29, 2008
Movies
Two years ago John Zarchen, 26, arrived in Hollywood from NYC with hopes of a movie career.
June 14, 1987
There’s a full tank of clichés for the mismatched-strangers road movie “Cas & Dylan,” the feature directing debut of Jason Priestley, and the sputtering is cacophonous even with two gifted actors leading the way.
April 30, 2015
Stephen Schwartz’s “ ‘Il Postino,’ an Homage to Stalin” (Column Right, March 10) faults the Clintons and Gores for appreciating Pablo Neruda’s poetry and the movie loosely based on an episode of his life.
March 17, 1996
A brainy, balletic retelling of the Dracula legend fastens on the element of women’s sexual awakening.
June 27, 2003
If it had been a movie, it would have been given an “R” rating for violence and strong language.
March 3, 1991
A Canadian town that claims to be the birthplace of Winnie the Pooh wants to erect a giant statue of the famous bear, but Walt Disney studios will not permit it.
June 11, 1989