Review of The Kindergarten Teacher: Poetry for a Banal Existence
A teacher is obsessed with a 5-year-old poetic genius in Nadav Lapid’s new film.
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The Gift Review: It’s Better to Give Than to Receive
A childhood bully and his victim meet in adulthood in this thriller.
European Cinema: Claude Lelouch’s Roman de Gare
Directed by the brilliant Claude Lelouch, Roman de Gare is a story of mixed identities and skillful dishonesty, an intricate web spun around mystery and lies.
Heyrocco’s Teenage Movie Soundtrack will make you cry and laugh at your teenage self
This time, Dine Alone Records announces Teenage Movie Soundtrack, Heyrocco’s new pop punk and 90s-inspired album. Nathan Merli (guitar, vocals), Tanner Cooper (drums), and [read on]
Eastern Boys: The Lost Boys of Paris
An unlikely love affair between a businessman and a young hustler.
Fringe Festival Reviews Part 6: The Potvin Perspective
Angela explains why you must see It’s Rabbit Night, The Orchid and the Crow, and Bunheads.
Fringe Festival Reviews Round 1: Feminist Themes and Double Verrucci
A NIghtmare for Oberon, Sex Drugs and Kurt Weil, and In Search of Mrs. Pirandello give very different perspectives on what puts the W in Woman.
Know How: Five Young Survivors Make a Film
The inspiring stories of five foster survivors who didn’t think much of themselves until they realized what they had to offer the world and gain from life.
We Were Wolves: Uninspired Family Drama
Two estranged brothers try to come to terms after the death of their father in this film.
The Dancing Arabs Review: Boy Meets Girl And Then There Was War
When outspoken Eyad attends a prestigious boarding school in Jerusalem and meets a girl from a different background, drama ensues
Review of Clouds of Sils Maria: Artistic Angst in the Alps
Film tackles broad topics, but suffers from moments of pretension.
Review Little Illiad: Thirty Minutes from Troy
A dramatized skype conversation on an ancient play asks warfare’s most important questions
Review We Are Not Alone: Stretching To Our Outer Limits
One-man show at the Segal Centre part documentary, part experience of an unexpected kind.
Interview with Damien Atkins : Close Encounters of the Dramatic Kind
Damien Atkins talks about the inspiration behind his one-man show on UFOs, We Are Not Alone, world premiering at the Segal Centre.
Meta-Theatre-Class with BCT’s Circle Mirror Transformation
Beautiful City Theatre’s main production, Circle Mirror Transformation, plays in two cities, much to the delight of one of its actresses.
Review The Bad Guys: The Ambiguity of Being a Dude
Play show the difficulties in making the right choices in America when you’re a dude trying to rewrite your past.
Standing Room Only at the Quebec Drama Federation Launch
First Quebec Drama Federation launch of 2015 runs out of seats. Here’s what you missed!
Serena : Lawrence and Cooper Together a Third Time
Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper partner up in this tale of logging in the Appalachian Mountains.
Review of Third Person: Three Times the Pathos
Film on grief, loss, and regret intertwines multiple narratives with some incredible performances.