Image + Nation Festival Returns
Beginning November 22nd and running through till December 2nd, the annual Image + Nation film festival will be presenting an exciting array of cinematic offerings focusing [read on]
Montreal
Nos Ghetto’s – postmodern urban reality
Nos Ghettos takes directly from the Ulysses playbook and looks at humanity in all its forms.
Dogs, Cats, and Llamas Oh My: SNAC Pet Expo
Take some pictures of the doggos and cattos. You know you want to!
The road to actualization: Ian Kamau’s LOSS
Kamau’s multimedia piece exploring the concept of loss will be presented on November 1st and 2nd.
Review: Game of Thrones In Concert
Aesthetic and adventure from beloved show continues into concert.
Win Tickets to See Shakespeare’s Sonnets
Art thou lucky? Win your tickets to see Shakespeare’s poems as you’ve never seen them performed before HERE.
Montreal Festivals and Events for October 2018
List of festivals and events taking place in Montreal this October
MONTREAL THEN: COMING TO CANADA, PART III—The Immigrant’s Life
The third in a series in which we learn how Zsolt survived after the death of the trout.
Shakespeare Takes to the Ruelles
Interview with Matt Enos and Michelle Cajolet-Couture about their project to bring Shakespeare to the city alleyways.
Fantasia 2018: Tigers Are Not Afraid [Review]
Issa López is a filmmaker that a lot of people should look out for. After its official screening at the Fantasia International Film Festival, her film Tigers Are Not Afraid [read on]
Montreal Then & Now: Coming to Canada — Part I
Zsolt’s journey to Canada began with green hair and involves St Jerome.
Festivals and Events in Montreal September 2018
September in Montreal has festivals and events for everyone.
Sapientia : Uncomfortable Comedy?
This excellent production brings the works of the first female medieval playwright to the stage with everyday objects.
Fantasia 2018: Summer of ’84 [Review]
The usually winning combination of a small town in the 80s and a group of kids trying to solve a mystery does not work out for this new film.
First People’s Festival Raises its Voice
Celebrate indigenous cultures worldwide with this long running festival.
Meet The Dream Factory: a music collective & label founded between Paris and Montreal
Written by Cindy Voitus & Laís Fratta June 21st is officially known as the World Music Day in Paris, originally called Fête de la Musique. To celebrate the day of the [read on]
Montreal Then and Now: Montreal Then
Zsolt Alapi begins a new column with an homage to a show at the Rising Sun.