Other People’s Children
Cautionary tale about a couple and their Sri Lankan caregiver warns of the social structures that trap us. [read on]
Cautionary tale about a couple and their Sri Lankan caregiver warns of the social structures that trap us. [read on]
Cucumbers and vampires — perfect for Halloween. [read on]
Kamau’s multimedia piece exploring the concept of loss will be presented on November 1st and 2nd. [read on]
From the first day to the last, we’ve got a festival or an event to keep your Montreal November on the move. [read on]
Dance gets a VR makeover in Tangente’s latest. [read on]
Is the YMCA locker room the place to meet men at their most alpha? [read on]
Vegan festival grows in size and variety. [read on]
Can we start by saying that Amandla Stenberg’s lead performance in The Hate U Give is absolutely phenomenal? Based on the best-selling book written by Angie Thomas, the director George Tillman Jr. brings us one [read on]
Gaspar Noé is known to be one of the most divisive filmmakers in the industry. Whether you like or hate his movies, that’s up to you. His latest film Climax, which just had its recent [read on]
(Almost) a thousand and one ways to organically warm up your soul this weekend as the weather abandons us. [read on]
An ambitious project revisits the iconic life of Mohawk Saint Kateri Tekakwitha [read on]
Put down that baseball bat and read this article instead. [read on]
Get ready to light up, Canada, and become the coolest country in North America. [read on]
The singer/songwriter has a new album out called “The Beauty We’ve Found. [read on]
Eva Foote and Greg Halpin sing their way into the audience’s hearts in a production showcasing what Montreal does best. [read on]
Full disclosure: Holiday is not for everyone. It is very graphic in some scenes, and it will make you uncomfortable. This is the directorial debut of Isabella Eklöf, and it’s up to you to know [read on]
Aesthetic and adventure from beloved show continues into concert. [read on]
Thunder Road is one of those films that successfully combines drama and humour so well, even if the premise is devastating for its main protagonist. After its screening at the Festival du Nouveau Cinéma, the [read on]
Multimedia art show brings the artists of the North to the people of the South. Interview with creator, José Babin, here. [read on]
Are there reasons to retire from a life of teaching? [read on]
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