Adventures of a Black Girl in Search of God Thrills
Canadian Broadway — music, dance, great acting, great script! Adventures of a Black Girl has it all.
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Sicario: Does the End Justify the Means?
Denis Villeneuve’s new narco-thriller is a dark exploration of the drug war
Andrew Searles Back As Papa Chocolat
Searles talks about the transition his friends are making and staying true to his career.
Montreal Stop-Motion Film Festival: Upcoming Fun for Animation Fans
The festival’s director, Erik H. Goulet, talks about what this year’s edition will have to offer
The Artistorian’s Weekly Picks September 22 to 28
This week includes sights, sounds and the best butts in the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
Madame Butterfly : That Old Opera!
The story is a familiar one of love and betrayal, but it has plenty to keep an opera noob interested.
Blame It On Someone, But Not the Stork
Production at the Leonardo da Vinci Centre doesn’t live up to its promises.
What to do tonight: Open Michelle show at the Comedy Nest
Open Michelle’s 8th show features Emma Wilkie, Ariel Sherker, Pam Wener, Mike Carozza, Miss Kalliope, Clare Belford and Carina Morton, and our local star, Tranna Wintour!
Review of Factory Complex: Are We Machines?
Korean documentary explores the working conditions in the factories of Korea and Cambodia
Review of Oblivion Season: When Freedom Eludes Us
Abbas Rafei’s film follows Fariba as she navigates the world of “man’s work.”
K8 Hardy in Conversation: Review
Dean of Fine Arts at Concordia talks to anti-fashionista/drag queen K8 Hardy about Outfitumentary.
Rachel Granofsky Trickster with a Camera
Photos? Sculpture? Digital images? Rachel Granofsky’s compelling images are a delightful intellectual challenge.
One Last Night with David Altmejd at the MAC
Sarah checked out David Altmejd’s Flux at the final late nights of the exhibition.
God is an Iron : Sci Fi Philosophes
New production by Black Box productions mixes sci-fi and philosophy in an adaptation of Spider Robinson’s short story.
Some Kind of Hate: Far Away from Horror Classics
New Adam Egypt Mortimer film about bullying fails to impress
Review of Across the Sea: Intertwined Destinies
Pierre Maillard’s new film tells the story of a former war photographer visiting Albania
Jeremy Scott: The People’s Designer Shows the Man Behind the Brand
Vlad Yudin’s new documentary showcases clothes, celebrities, and the fashion designer himself
Interview with Milutin Gubash: History, Identity, and Family
The Artistorian interviews artist Milutin Gubash about his current solo exhibit at Galerie Trois Points, his work and his practice.