What’s the Bubble?
The McGill community is one that attracts many. The university boasts its high academic standards, its long-standing history as one…
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How Ninamounah is Sewing Together Fast-Fashions’ Mistakes
I’ve never understood the use of animal-associated clothing. As a child, every time I looked through my grandmother’s closet I…
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Festival du Nouveau Cinéma Week 2
I won’t mince words: Hirokazu Kore-eda’s new film, the Palme D’or winner Shoplifters, is a complete and utter masterpiece. Kore-eda’s…
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Shakespeare’s Sonnets, Made Modern
It is a clear Friday morning in Montreal, and the sun is out for the first time in several days….
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Paul Schrader Masterclass
Acclaimed director and writer Paul Schrader was at the Festival de Nouveau Cinema this year, where he was honoured with…
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On Eighth Grade, Assassination Nation & Everything Being Scary
Bo Burnham is not and never has been a teenage girl. Sam Levinson is not and never has been a…
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The Sweetest Swing in Baseball is a Home Run
The Sweetest Swing in Baseball, presented by Tuesday Night Cafe (TNC) Theatre, is the story of self-employed artist, Dana Fielding…
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Festival du Nouveau Cinéma: Week 1
If Beale Street Could Talk (Barry Jenkins) – Jenna Benchetrit With his Moonlight follow-up If Beale Street Could Talk, Barry…
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Lady Chatterley’s Lover is Without Words, yet Truly Uncensored, in Les Grands Ballets Canadiens’ Translation
The late McGill law professor F. R. Scott can be credited with the public’s current ability to savor Les Grands…
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88rising: A Sonic Mosaic
Rich Brian stands only 5’8”, but onstage he performs in front of a massive projection of his own face. At…
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