by Aliki Bitsakakis, Persephone Media Kendra Epik is a Toronto-based multidisciplinary artist working across dance, film, photography,...

by Aliki Bitsakakis, Persephone Media Maria Gabriella, performing with her band Corduroy Blue, is an indie artist crafting heartfelt,...

by Aliki Bitsakakis, Persephone Media 3 min read, April 19th, 2025 Delyn Grey is a powerhouse Canadian rocker known for her gritty,...

by Aliki Bitsakakis, Persephone Media 3 min read, April 12th, 2025 Alex Whorms crafts music that is a genre unto itself. On her feet...

by Aliki Bitsakakis, Persephone Media 3 min read, April 7th, 2025 Hannah Klamann is an actor from Toronto, Ontario. She started out by...

by Aliki Bitsakakis, Persephone Media 3 min read, April 4th, 2025 Joanna Saul is a Toronto-based actor and filmmaker whose projects have...

by Aliki Bitsakakis, Persephone Media 3 min read, March 28th, 2025 RON is a singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist from...

By Aliki Bitsakakis, Persephone Media 2 min read, Monday March 24th, 2025 Emorphia Margaritis Originally from Greece, Emorphia...

By Aliki Bitsakakis , Persephone Media 2 min read, Thursday March 20th, 2025 Kūkla Vintage Thrifting together since their teenage years,...

Not only was this year weak in comparison to last year, but a lot of solid films were overlooked by social politics and controversies.

We are hyper critical. We do not watch movies, nor does Hollywood make movies, for the right reasons. 

This movie inadvertently perpetuated the outdated ideas of women that they pretended to dismantle. 

By getting lost in the structure of it all, you unconsciously sideline other important aspects of cinema. Like, making something really cool

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Bella reveals that a woman with no shame is to be seen as a freak in a society whose main goal is to suppress, women | by Aliki Bitsakakis

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