Lukas Avendaño is an anthropologist, performer and choreographer. His work explores the intersections between gender, ethnicity, race, and violence in Mexico. Originating from the Zapotec culture of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in the state of [read on]
Mexico isn’t just about US trade wars and Puerto Vallarta. Mexico is a world of worlds: the jungles of the Yucatan, the Sonoran desert, the Pacific and Atlantic coasts, all replete with abundant wildlife that [read on]
Emilia Pérez is a genuinely unique and engaging genre/gender bending cinematic experience. Although primarily this Spanish-language French film is a crime drama set in the world of Mexican drug cartels director/writer Jacques Audiard cleverly interweaves [read on]
Comedian talks about getting started in the biz. [read on]
Contemporary dance piece explores themes of identity and colonization. [read on]
A selection of titles you should catch at the Fantasia festival, ranging from adolescent angst to zombies. [read on]
The sequel to the 2015 critical success Sicario sees more gritty action sequences and cartel wars. [read on]
Chamber orchestra follows life of artist. [read on]
Comedy event combines great laughs with great food. [read on]
Lorenzo Vigas’ new film explores the relationship between a middle-aged man and a young street thug.
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Mexico comes to Montreal with this authentic Yucatan restaurant. [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]
Weak film fails to capture the complexity of the US-Mexico border with weak characters and a lame plot. [read on]
Daina Ashbee talks about her world premiere Unrelated and the many forms of violence that relate to the missing and murdered indigenous women. [read on]
Netherlands fans in orange and blue celebrate as Mexico is eliminated. Pictures from Montreal of World Cup fans watching the games. [read on]
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