Brian De Palma: Interviews comedy children’s television has been at

children’s television has been at the centre of Canada’s cultural output

artist-filmmaker Deborah Stratman shows us how an excess of light can transform an image (look no further than the magazine’s cover)

gobbling an acre a second

astronauts

and makeshift camps

Brian De Palma: Interviews comedy children’s television has been atBrian De Palma isn't your average Hollywood director. For years he reigned as the Master of the Macabre The man who massacred the class of '76 in Carrie and stalked Angie Dickinson in Dressed to Kill. By the mid 1980s De Palma found himself assaulting his audience and critics, daring them to watch a chainsaw enter a man's skull in Scarface and a power drill disembowel a defenseless woman in Body Double. What drove De Palma to such extremes? In the