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Dolls is an interesting title for Karin Babinska’s latest film, as I wasn’t inclined to think back to my playing-with-dolls days even once during the… Read More »Image + nation spotlight: Dolls

Les chats errants revaluates the city from the perspective of wandering felines

McGill’s Savoy Society present comedic opera The Yeomen of the Guard

The lasting impact of the High Arctic relocation

Political correctness can go to far in Tête du tuque

Culture Brief

Waiting for the “future Iraq” in Life After the Fall

Skydive destigmatizes disability through theatre

A brief history of architecture and illumination

The Big Sleep leaves you pleasantly in the dark

Pursuing lifelong learning at the University of the Streets Café

Farzana Doctor’s first novel treats fluid identities with a touch of tenderness

Cedric Anger’s The Killer reworks Hollywood clichés

Objects in mirror are more complicated than they appear

Antoine With Antoine, filmmaker Laura Bari treats us to a sensitive portrait of a six-year-old boy – one like any other, except that he’s blind.… Read More »A look at Montreal’s documentary film fest