Promised Land: Fracking ridiculous
Gus Van Sant fans will likely be disappointed (but possibly not surprised) by his latest offering. After all, 12 years on from Finding Forrester, he was due for another stinker.
Gus Van Sant fans will likely be disappointed (but possibly not surprised) by his latest offering. After all, 12 years on from Finding Forrester, he was due for another stinker.
Cult‘s coverage of some of the most fascinating artists and shows of 2012: Dominique Pétrin, Jonathan Bergeron, Max Wyse and Winnie Truong, ABC:MTL at the CCA and galleries galore from the annual Under Pressure street art fest.
The latest in Michael Apted’s series, undoubtedly one of the great achievements in documentary history, opens at Cinéma du Parc this weekend.
This past year certainly was delicious, wasn’t it? Continuing on with our Cult classics of 2012, here are some of our favourites from our food and drink coverage.
We came, we saw, we kicked its ass. Osheaga, Pop Montreal and M for Montreal had the Music Team running around the city (and its neighbouring islands), getting hammered, taking notes and tweeting the crap out of this city’s best music festivals.
From popular faves to personal coups de coeur, the Screen section’s best-loved film reviews of 2012.
* 56 Up screens at Parc
* The Pouteens, the World Provider and more play for WFMU
* Bootie-shakin’ beats with DJ Tamika
* Sheer Agony and company at Drones Club