Broken River Review Part 2: No! Not my brother!
A mysterious murder case, a number of suspects and two detectives putting pieces together in a completely improvised mini-series Broken River at Montreal Improv
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My Montreal Bucket List: MURAL Street Art Walk
I cant think of a better way to spend these last few warm-ish days than admiring local and international artworks on the MURAL walk along St-Laurent!
Image + Nation Film Festival Cranks the Latin Heat
Boundary crossing film festival presents films focused on LGBT themes from different countries, but with a special focus on Latin America and Canada this year.
RIDM’s Must-See Films Capture Life And People Around the Globe
Documentary films in festival range from raw to uplifting as they capture the stories of both people and ideas from every corner of the planet.
Frontera: Uncomplicated Look at Complications of US Mexico Border
Weak film fails to capture the complexity of the US-Mexico border with weak characters and a lame plot.
NYC Meets MTL in Street Art Exhibition at Station 16
Street art exhibition brings together New York and Montreal for massive exhibition of local talents.
100 Years and Still at War: Fenarrio A Good Fight Reviewed
Passionate documentary looks at the making of Motherhouse a play about women working in a WWI munitions factory.
Thoughtful Comedy About West vs. East (Africa): Review of Social Studies
Moving portrait of a family with an adopted Sudanese student also examines western privilege and the Canadian immigrant experience.
Cinemania Celebrates 20 Years
From films to the invited guests, this festival of Francophone film brings international cinema to Montreal
Revealing Big Brother’s Secrets with Citizenfour
Citizenfour presents Edward Snowden as a human being and probes the NSA’s privacy invasion of US citizens.
Have We Forgotten Yet? Stories of the Human Impact of War
An Interview with Micheline Chevrier, Imago Theater’s Artistic Director about six works by six companies on the theme of war
Photojournal: Red Carpet of Henri Henri
The stars of Henri Henri came out to celebrate the opening of Martin Talbot’s new film about a star athlete.
Restrained Movements and Great Longing: Interview with Palle Granhoj
Palle Granhoj discusses how his show Dance Me to the End On/Off of Love uses the obstructive technique to capture the longing of Leonard Cohen’s music.
Pretty Uplifting : Disney’s Planes Fire and Rescue
Disney film featuring planes an inspiring kid film that disappointment doesn’t mean defeat.
Is This Thing On with Mike Carrozza : On Being Away from the Stage
Mike Carrozza is back and everyone is happy!
Review Maps to the Stars: Torment in Tinseltown
Does Cronenberg’s satire of Hollywood have as much bite as Twilight? Both have Robert Pattinson.
Broken River Review: Who Killed Bruce “The Moose” Angstrom?
New Montreal Improv macabre serial Broken River gets underway pretty quickly, with a real “corpse” on stage and the unmistakable sounds of police sirens.
Entertain the Kiddies at the Coups de Théâtre Festival
Productions at this kid-oriented theatre festival will delight old and young alike. Here are our curated suggestions.
Review: Much Ado Deftly Done
Joint production of Jubilee and Raise the Stakes gives the right comedic touch to Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing.
