Preview: What to See at Cinemania Film Festival
Jennifer Guillet’s picks for this year’s edition of the festival
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The Artistorian’s Weekly Picks November 3 to 9
Mark your calendars for some art hopping because November 5 is a busy night! This week, neon, installation, Brazil, catacombes, and more are all heading your way. [read on]
Montreal Improv Festival : Just Say Yes
Ten years of laughs expand into two weeks of improv festival goodness. If you’ve never checked out improv, give it a try. You have nothing to lose.
It Ends Once the Little Women Sing at Opera McGill
Popular children’s book turned into opera by students at Schulich.
Review of Steve Jobs: The Unravelling of an Emotional Life
The latest Steve Jobs biopic, directed by Danny Boyle, is a rollercoaster of emotion.
Review of Burnt: If You Can’t Take the Heat…
John Wells’ kitchen drama focuses on one cook’s road to redemption
National Theatre School of Canada’s rendition of Müller’s Macbeth
National Theatre School of Canada’s rendition of Müller’s Macbeth does away with 16th century setting for a more contemporary one.
Review: WACKEN 3D – LOUDER THAN HELL
A unique glimpse into the biggest metal fest in the world, Wacken Open Air. Metal heads rejoice.
For Virgin Eyes Only: Your Guide to The Rocky Horror Picture Show
If you’ve not been to see this cinematic masterpiece, hold on to your undies.
The #boxtape Jungle Gym
Tangente’s #boxtape interactive exhibit brings out the child in Montrealers.
Review of Suffragette: 2015 is 1920
Sarah Gavron’s latest film tells us how far we have come and how far we still need to go
Your Montreal, past and present
Share your memories in the Montreal en Histoires photo contest and be entered to win a VIP weekend in Old Montreal.
The Artistorian’s Weekly Picks October 27 to November 2
The best of what to do in Montreal art, even if you don’t want to dress up. This week includes a finissage and the 34th edition of Beaux Degats
Bridge of Spies: Spielberg and Hanks at Their Best
This Cold War drama deals with the challenges of human relationships during a divisive wartime.
The Secret is Out on The Beaver Hall Group
First major exhibition on Montreal’s mostly-female 1920s art group is at the Museum of Fine Arts now.
MR at FNC: From Afar
Lorenzo Vigas’ new film explores the relationship between a middle-aged man and a young street thug.
TO DO Tonight: Michelle Wolf
Check out everyone’s favourite comedian, performing tonight at Comedyworks.