Pat Mullen is an Associate Programmer at Xtra Magazine. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on the film industry, cultural movements, and pop culture, while also exploring themes in beauty, fashion, and digital art. Pat's work has been featured in notable publications including Winnipeg Free Press, USA TODAY, Point of View Magazine, and ThatShelf.com.
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Pat Mullen's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly documentaries, film festivals, and film reviews. With a significant percentage of review-based content in his articles, Pat is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or exclusive access related to documentary films and filmmakers. Given the local geographic focus on Canada, Ontario, and Toronto, he may also be receptive to pitches about local film events or talent from these areas.
Pitches should align with the topics covered such as documentaries, film festivals, film reviews, awards related to cinema. Providing insights into emerging trends in filmmaking or exclusive interviews with filmmakers could capture Pat’s attention effectively.
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Climate refugees from around the world convene in New Orleans to highlight a global crisis
by Pat Mullen | Maddie's Secret whips up an all-you-can-eat buffet of camp and sincerity, but it's an acquired taste.
The Carole Pope Confessions begins theatrical rollout on July 5
by Pat Mullen | Is 2026 the year of the horror movie? The genre got off to a wild start with Sinners and Weapons scoring big on the awards
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Tennis stars rally against cancer together Chris & Martina: The Final Set (USA, 97 min.) Dir. Rebecca Gitlitz
by Pat Mullen | Audiences who get their rocks off over a good fight should rsvp to The Invite . This explosively funny cringe comedy makes one squirm with delight.
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Watch double bills of dramas and the docs that inspired them It seems foolish to mess with greatness, but every now and then, someone in Hollywood tries to remake a documentary.
Being Heumann, about disability rights activity Judith Heumann, will open the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) on Sept. 10.
Mel Brooks doc leads with six noms Mel Brooks: The 99-Year-Old Man! leads the documentary nominees for this year's Emmy Awards.
An interview with the Sherman's March director about living twice through film
