His animated films of the era
including Les Raquetteurs (co-directed with Gilles Groulx) and Pour la Suite du Monde (co-directed with Pierre Perrault) reflected a hitherto unacknowledged and unfulfilled need on the part of Québécois society to see their own culture reflected onscreen—and helped spark a cultural renaissance in Quebec
Indulge your inner Chalamaniac with this gorgeously illustrated
No need to wait at the bus stop -- have the Catbus from My Neighbor Totoro come to you
This is a book that shows us everything is terrifying―from Pokemon to PTSD―and that horror can be just as honest
Black Friend: Essays bag His animated films of theWith the razor sharp, late night comedic timing of a Ziwe interview and the pop culture fluency of an NPR podcast, Black Friend is a hilarious, unapologetic dissection of modern tokenism. What does it actually feel like to be the Black friend in a predominantly white worldand how do you navigate that role without losing yourself? In Black Friend, comedian and cultural critic Ziwe turns her signature fearless questioning inward, unpacking the awkward,