Canada can tell a good poop joke
Torontonian filmmakers score a gross-out hit with You Might As Well Live
Torontonian filmmakers score a gross-out hit with You Might As Well Live
There are few things so pleasurable as guiltlessly eating a cheap and filling meal. For a starving student such as myself, quantity often precedes quality… Read More »The salty, simple taste of cheap
Perhaps Francis Ducharme and Sophie Dales discovered their penchant for the provocative over the course of their work with choreographer Dave St-Pierre. The local actor/dancer… Read More »Dancing all over love
Buskers start to organize at Berri-UQAM
CCA-backed municipal lobby group seeks to insert sustainability into urban planning
Warped tour favorite Flogging Molly comes to Montreal next week
Israeli anarchist author discusses government-free solutions to Arab-Israeli conflict
Quebec filmmaker Eric Tessier scores creepy hit with 5150, rue des Ormes
Zoë Robertson chats with Daniel Johnston about art, life, and his new album
Quebec Writers’ Federation raises funds with an unconventional literary salon and auction
Discovering a new filmmaker is a joyful experience. A fresh voice emerging on to the cinematic scene has the potential to invigorate and inspire in… Read More »Mary and Max
Montreal’s Festival du Nouveau Cinema (FNC) has a history of showcasing the new and innovative in Canadian and international film. Each year, new, more obscure… Read More »Festival du Nouveau Cinema 2009
Danses Buissonières’ emerging choreographers aren’t shy about dancing
Opening concert sets tone for a diversity of performances this year
With his new documentary Rapping with Shakespeare, director-producer Michael King delivers a heart-warming film about one teacher’s mission to reach his students through literature. The… Read More »Rapping with Shakespeare