Comedian Steve Harvey’s bestselling book Act Like a Lady Think Like a Man has inspired a movie in theatres now. Dr. Karen Flynn shares her outspoken views on the movie … and book by “self-appointed relationship expert” Steve Harvey.

Sway’s interview with film producer Howard Green.

Mpho Koaho’s growing talent has earned him some prime camera time. The Toronto-based actor is part of an ensemble cast for the sci-fi television series, Falling Skies, and he now he’s also featured in the Michael Melski action-thriller Charlie Zone, screening at the 2012 ReelWorld Film Festival April 13.

Better Mus Come director Storm Saulter and star Sheldon Shepherd shared their thoughts with swaymag.ca on the film’s message of resistance and revolution during the joint Canadian premiere by Caribbean Tales and the Toronto International Film Festival.

The brainchild of Andrew Mahorn, the first Gospel Fest on Film debuts at the Art Gallery of Ontario March 3 to 4 and promises good clean entertainment

Hundreds enjoyed the film’s premier at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), which examined the roots, impact and evolution of the Rastafari movement in eight countries.

Executive producer Patricia Scarlett came up with the idea for the documentary eight years ago, but the seed was planted many years earlier, inspired after meeting Rastarians from all over the world and a chance meeting with Bob Marley on tour in Montreal in the 1970s.

Beal became known for his skills and interests, from carpentry to electronics to philosophy. He even farmed his own land. In researching the man — whose dark skin defied a birth certificate stating he was white — Griffith spoke to about 65 people. Some knew Beal as children.

“This film is not a joke, it comes from a real place—a hurt place. I am just now ready for people to see that side and people will enjoy that side when they see it.”

From now until December 9, filmmakers are invited to submit shorts and feature length films, documentaries, animation, and music videos for 2012