Documenting the changing face of water
We speak to photographer Edward Burtynsky about his latest collaboration with director Jennifer Baichwal, Watermark, a documentary that explores how humans interact with water.
We speak to photographer Edward Burtynsky about his latest collaboration with director Jennifer Baichwal, Watermark, a documentary that explores how humans interact with water.
We speak to Abdellatif Kechiche, director of this year’s Palme d’Or winner at Cannes Blue Is the Warmest Colour, and actresses Adèle Exarchopoulos and Léa Seydoux about their experience filming.
Poetry, puppetry, dance, theatre and cabaret come together at Phenomena festival, which offers a week’s worth of bizarre and compelling interdisciplinary performances steeped in Dada and surrealism to get you in the mood for Halloween.
Weeks before Halloween, Cabaret Underworld hosted an event that invited guests to do some freaky shit. This is what it looked like…
Maurice Duplessis would hardly recognize the Quebec he left behind on that dark day in 1959, when he was tragically taken from us after just 18 years as the Union Nationale premier.
* Festival du nouveau cinéma starts
* Richard Cloutier solo show at Galerie Bernard
* Women of Country at Théâtre Ste-Catherine
* The Peopl’s Comedy presents Free Speech
* Islands at Il Motore with Brazos
* Jimmy Hunt launch at Cabaret du Mile End