Tuesday, Sept. 2

* Boyhood & Slums at Cinéma du Parc
* Future Islands & Operators play Metropolis
* Extreme labour doc Workingman’s Death screens at Place de la Paix
* Florida’s Set and Setting play with Atsuko Chiba and Christ (!) at Casa

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Future Islands in action
 
People: Boyhood, the Richard Linklater movie shot over 12 years, is still screening at Parc, as is Slums: Cities of Tomorrow, a solid documentary offering a fresh perspective on cheap, cramped housing. 3575 Parc, various times, $12/$10 if you’re under 25

The big show tonight is happening at Metropolis, where Baltimore synth-pop trio Future Islands headline with openers Operators (ex-Wolf Parade/Handsome Furs) and DJ Disco Phantom. See our interview with Future Islands (and hear some of their music) here, and enter a contest to win tickets to the show here59 Ste-Catherine E., 8:30p.m., $25.55

On the heels of Labour Day, RIDM’s outdoor film-screening series continues with Workingman’s Death, a 2005 documentary about extreme working conditions across the globe. Place de la Paix, just south of SAT (1201 St-Laurent — the screening will take place here if it rains), 9 p.m., free

Up at Casa, heavy instrumentalists Set and Setting (from St. Petersburg, FLA) play alongside locals Atsuko Chiba and (wait for it) Christ. This will go deep. 4873 St-Laurent, 9 p.m., $8 before the first band/$10
 
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