Cynthia Roberts (partial data)

Films directed by Cynthia Roberts

• The Last Supper (1995)  (also known as: "Das letzte Abendmahl ")
• Bubbles Galore (1996)

For QUOTES about a specific film by Cynthia Roberts, please see:   The Last Supper    Bubbles Galore   

Bibliography for Cynthia Roberts

Section 1: Publications about the Films of Cynthia Roberts

The Last Supper (1995)  (also known as: "Das letzte Abendmahl ")

Brief Sections of Books

• Loiselle, André. Stage-Bound: Feature Film Adaptations of Canadian and Québécois Drama. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2003. (pp. 206-208)

Bubbles Galore (1996)

Articles from Newspapers, Magazines, or News Websites

• Alioff, Maurie. "Sexual utopia: Cynthia Roberts's Bubbles Galore." Take One (Toronto), no. 14, Winter 1997.
• Allemang, John. "Bubbles Galore fires blanks with satire that's only skin deep." Review of Bubbles Galore. Globe and Mail, June 10, 1999.
• Canadian Press. "Bubbles Galore: your taxes at work; Federal funding for naughty movies stirs outrage in Commons." Globe and Mail, May 12, 1999.
• Cobb, Chris. "The case of Bubbles Galore: We shouldn't be surprised that members of the Conservative government have stuck to the cultural funding script...." Ottawa Citizen, March 7, 2008.
• Cremen, Christine. "Girls on top in cinema's skin game." The Australian, March 13, 1997.
• Gillmor, Alison. "Expect the raunchiest: Pro-porn romp delivers raw, graphic sex." Winnipeg Free Press, August 23, 1997.
• Globe and Mail. "Bad bubbly." Globe and Mail, June 17, 1999.
• Globe and Mail. "Bubble trouble." Globe and Mail, May 13, 1999.
• Globe and Mail. "Stay tuned for TV date with Bubbles: Porn flick's debut on tube may prompt video release." Globe and Mail, May 21, 1999.
• Kelly, Brendan. "Bubbles Galore." Review of Bubbles Galore. Variety, October 21, 1996.
• Klymkiw, Greg. "Bubbles Galore: It's trash culture vs. the status quo!" Take One (Toronto), no. 25, Autumn 1999.
• Pevere, Geoff. "Triple-X, lies and videotapes: Nina Hartley's latest movie—number 331—casts her as an articulate and intelligent porn superstar struggling for economic and sexual independence in a male-dominated industry. Life imitates art, you might say." Interview with Nina Hartley. Globe and Mail, February 16, 1996.
• Vale, Alison. "Bubbles, meet Chucky: Taxpayer trash; Why scream about subsidized sex film Bubbles Galore? Canadian film agencies have never lived by art alone." Globe and Mail, May 17, 1999.
• Wente, Margaret. "Margaret Wente thinks Bubbles Galore should be on national television." Globe and Mail, May 13, 1999.