The 31st edition of Festival Accès Asie brings together Asian artists across Montreal to represent and show the rich diversity of Asian heritage and diaspora! Since its founding in 1995, the festival has commemorated Asian [read on]
Don’t miss this play about intergenerational trauma among three unconventional women. [read on]
Seven picks at the RIDM 2023. [read on]
A summer special account of Philippe’s travels around Asia [read on]
We follow Philippe Canning and his wife as they visit sites and restaurants and experience kind treatment on their travels in China [read on]
A selection of titles you should catch at the Fantasia festival, ranging from adolescent angst to zombies. [read on]
Ali Kazimi’s documentary traces back the lives of Chinese Americans through photographs. [read on]
Get ready for the best of genre film to hit the city. [read on]
Genre films worth catching each day around the themes of loneliness, alienation, teenagers, and outcasts. [read on]
Dance performance combines the life of Pearl S. Buck with Chinese concepts. [read on]
This film documents the impact of industrialization, brilliantly captured by the observational camera of Zhao Liang. [read on]
During the daytime, the outdoor site of the city festival has plenty to do that’s kid appropriate and still fun for adults. Also, Hello Kongzi is awesome. [read on]
Korean documentary explores the working conditions in the factories of Korea and Cambodia [read on]
It is said that the town’s name came from a joke of the explorer La Salle looking for China one fine day in 1669. When he didn’t make it to Asia, the people mocked him [read on]
Under his trusted umbrella, Werner Boote talks about the problem of overpopulation around the globe. [read on]
Newly opened candy shop Candylabs makes the cutest hard candies you’ll ever pop in your mouth. [read on]
What do you do when you’ve got all kinds of creepy crawlies in the news: Luka Magnotta? Ebola? a dead parrot? turtles in your pants? Animal rescue videos as an alternative. [read on]
Delicious Xiao Long Bao (Northern Chinese steamed dumplings) are plump packets of food goodness. [read on]
China showcases its artists and performing groups in a series of events that bring music, dance, song, and acrobatics to Place Des Arts this February. [read on]
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