Osheaga Survival Guide 2017 : What to Wear, Where to Stay, What to Do, Who to See, and How to Party
The popular guide to how to survive Osheaga 2017 is here.
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My Life as a Courgette – and being the odd one
This Oscar-nominated animation tells the stories of children in an orphanage, with a boy nicknamed Zucchini at the centre of it all.
Review: I Am Not Your Negro – Thoughts on Fire
Raoul Peck’s Oscar-nominated documentary focuses on James Baldwin’s part in the civil rights movement.
The Red Turtle: Life, its Solitude, and Turtles
This dialogue-less animation can teaches us about why life is special.
Neruda: A Poetic Police Chase
Pablo Larraín’s latest follows a police officer as he chases down renowned poet and communist Pablo Neruda.
Nocturnal Animals: Chilling, Slick, and very Tom Ford
Great performances and visuals in this new thriller.
Aquarius: Clara Unmoved
A woman standing up against a greedy corporation is played superbly by Sofia Braga.
Manchester by the Sea: Growing Sadness
Kenneth Lonergan’s new film brings you into the characters’ everyday tragedy.
Christine: Tragedy Ripped from the Headlines
The story of the news reporter who took her own life on live television is told in Antonio Campos’ new film.
The Violin Teacher: Poetry, Music, and Toxic Humanity
In Sérgio Machado’s film, a violinist begins teaching kids from the slums when he fails to make it into the São Paulo orchestra.
Review: Mademoiselle (The Handmaiden)
Park Chan-Wook’s new film is an erotic tale full of twists and turns.
Review: Sand Storm
An exploration of individualism and women’s agency under the strict social code of the desert.
FNC Review: Wet Woman in the Wind
Akihiko Shiota’s film is part of the new “roman porno” category of film in Japan.