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Image + Nation Reviews: Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara
To Catch a Catfish [read more]
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Image + Nation Reviews: Lesvia
Sun, Sand, Skin, and Sappho [read more]
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Image + Nation Reviews: What a Feeling
Feel-good film about women searching for love and connection [read more]
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RIDM Reviews : Interceptés
Few topics are as well documented yet remain as difficult to understand as war. So this film, based as it is on an unusual and very 21st-century source – cell phone calls between front line soldiers [read more]
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RIDM Reviews 3
Holy Electricity Not too many films open with a funeral, end with slam dancing and successfully weave a story between the two. This happens in the dismal urban settings and scrapyards of Georgia (the country) [read more]
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RIDM Reviews 2: Tout Sur Margo
Tour Sur Margo (All About Margo) is an autofiction about a Parisian actress (Margaux Latour) whose life is a sea of disappointment. Her boyfriend of three years has stopped showing up for their relationship. Her [read more]
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RIDM Reviews 1 : Preparations for a Miracle
Straddling sci fi and documentary, Preparations for a Miracle, follows an intelligent, humanoid machine that has traveled back in time to find the King of the Humans. The future is dark, machines roam free, and [read more]
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Conclave: A Catholic Conundrum
Themes of loss of faith and ideological chasms at the heart of Oscar-hopeful Conclave [read more]
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Swirling and Virtuosity in Le vent se lève
Manuel Roque offers a dance that is both demanding and generous [read more]
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Review: Three Women of Swatow
Don’t miss this play about intergenerational trauma among three unconventional women. [read more]
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José Navas celebrates love and resilience with AVES!
Moving tribute to dancer’s deceased partner created through a series of solos. [read more]
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Review: Two Birds One Stone
I admit it was difficult to go to a play about the Middle East. Friends have dropped me, not for my opinions, but because of their assumptions about my opinions. I did not expect the [read more]
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My Old Ass Review
Coming of age film has messages about true love at any age. [read more]
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Tangente Presents: The Chita Project + Théâtre Fille Unique
When Circus and Performance Become Dance What a lovely evening at Tangente with two extrordinary choreographies! Before a short pause the audience was warmed up with a short piece: Théâtre Fille Unique – La rencontre [read more]
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Beetlejuice Review
“Beetlejuice” is the kind of movie you watch when you’re not sober. Tim Burton’s trip of a film, released in ’88, throws you into a world where dead people are more alive than the living. [read more]
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Improvisers in the House: The Dollhouse Project
Improv actors love games, and Danielle Davidson has carefully crafted one for them. The Dollhouse Project is a semi-structured experimental theatre project where a group of four improv actors and two non-improv ones are put [read more]
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Two Continents, Two Visions: Montreal-Marrakech
Montréal-Marrakech is an extraordinary artistic experience! This choreography premiered at the Agora de la danse on Wednesday, September 18th, and I had an exceptional evening! Montréal-Marrakech is a unique meeting between two continents and two artistic [read more]
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Film Review: Close to You
Nova Scotia born actor Elliot Page returns to the big screen with the highly personal feature Close to You. The trans Oscar nominee co-wrote the screenplay along with British filmmaker Dominic Savage. The movie is [read more]
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Something About the Clouds Review
What an exceptional and varied evening! I had the opportunity to discover a contemporary solo by an Icelandic artist set to baroque music, followed by an electrifying solo by Zachary Bastille. To close the evening, [read more]
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Review: A Dive into the Intimate
Cinquième Salle | Place des Arts | September 10 Last night, the Cinquième Salle at Place des Arts transformed into a jewel box for three intense and intimate performances. Emerging Montreal artists invited us to [read more]