RIDM Reviews: Sofia Foi, Motherland, Programme Malena Sziam
Three films from the RIDM for review. [read on]
Three films from the RIDM for review. [read on]
Brazil’s Rebel Machine released their second album ‘Whatever It Takes’. It’s a good rock record, with catchy melodies. [read on]
Five good comedians talk about who they are with characteristic humour. [read on]
In Boots Riley’s debut film, a young man at the beginning of his career tries to make sense of the corporate world and its soullessness. [read on]
A woman standing up against a greedy corporation is played superbly by Sofia Braga. [read on]
World food tour changes its dates from August to September to attract more students to its tables. [read on]
Topless woman protests Gomeshi case, Liberals spend big, and why having a guilty conscience for parking in a handicapped spot leads to a tantrum. [read on]
Moody Mas Ysa won’t tell us about his name (mysterious!), but he does talk about living as a nomadic musician. [read on]
Montreal band offers debut album of sassy indie rock [read on]
Documentary shows the damages made by cars throughout the world [read on]
Don’t miss this new patisserie in Montreal. [read on]
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. [read on]
Traditional Brazilian desserts made fresh to order at Padoca Patisserie. These are a must try in Montreal! [read on]
Germany whips Brazil’s ass in about 30 minutes… and then they did it again and again and again. Here’s how fans responded in Cafe Frappe. [read on]
Montreal world cup hub Café Frappé is a battleground for South America as Colombia and Brazil battle out for their spot in the semi-finals. [read on]
Fans watch a tense quarter final game between Germany and France at Café Frappé in Montreal. [read on]
Brazil came through to defeat Chile. Here is German Silva’s photolog of the game in Café Frappé. [read on]
The crowd of Portugal fans watching the dramatic Portugal vs. USA game was captured by Germán Silva at Cafe Frappe. [read on]
International conference on the Americas makes its film and art programs available to the public. [read on]
Art Brasilis joined Puces Pop this year and will be part of an upcoming Brazilian pop-up shop at Espace Pop with other Brazilian artists. [read on]
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