This week on Entertainment Is Broken, Richard Crouse and Sarah Hanlon look at the return of audiences to cinemas, the rise of younger moviegoers, and why Canadian films may be benefiting from a renewed love of the big-screen experience.
From indie theatres as community hubs to Canadian success stories like Little Lorraine, Blue Heron, Nirvanna: The Band, The Show, The Movie, and Undertone, Richard and Sarah explore why shared moviegoing still matters in the streaming era.
They also talk about Canadian horror, Ginger Snaps, Black Christmas, post-lockdown theatre experiences, and the strange magic that happens when strangers sit together in the dark and watch something weird, funny, scary, or unforgettable.
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