September 1952 marked a leap in Canadian media: Radio-Canada marked its first television broadcast. Its English counterpart, the CBC, broadcasting days after Radio-Canada’s historic transmission. Television, as a technology, started production for domestic consumption in [read more]
This new animated film brings us on a boy’s quest to find his banished dog. [read more]
Your list of the best festivals and events taking place this April in Montreal [read more]
Stoner riff-rock fans won’t want to miss this contest. [read more]
Two pianists and two pianos replace orchestra with excellent results. [read more]
Excellent academic presentation of Candide. [read more]
The Pacific Rim series’ second instalment has a very different feel that you will love or hate. [read more]
The new Steven Soderbergh film about a woman with a stalker was shot entirely on an iPhone. [read more]
Metal competition blazes the bar in order to represent Canada at the Wacken Open Air Festival. [read more]
This film tells the coming out story of a teenager in high school as he communicates with an anonymous classmate through email. [read more]
Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland star in this road trip film that falls a little short despite the two stars. [read more]
Annual maple syrup festival celebrates Canadian life with music, food, activities, and drinks. [read more]
Alicia Vikander plays Lara Croft in an action-packed adaptation of the popular video game [read more]
This new coming of age tale is one that any age group would appreciate. [read more]
“Black Heaven” by Earthless lies somewhere between Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult, and really, that’s all I should need to write to convince you that you need to hear this record. It’s a hard [read more]
Chances are you’ve already seen it, but in case you haven’t… [read more]
Play about heroin addiction and life after extremely well done. [read more]
Montreal is in like a lion and out like a lion when it comes to festivals and events. March has got you covered from films on art to going all green on St. Pat’s [read more]
The new spy thriller starring Jennifer Lawrence struggles to maintain interest. [read more]
Well into his third term as Premier, Maurice Duplessis‘ campaign to electrify the countryside was going well, while his operation that imprisoned hundreds of thousands of children by declaring them mentally unstable was being kept [read more]
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