UPDATE: Alexandra-Rose Cullen-Laplante has been found safe and sound
Alexandra-Rose had been missing since Friday afternoon.
Alex Nicol spun major life changes into some truly captivating new songs
We spoke with the Montreal singer-songwriter about his latest EP, Been a Long Year Vol. 1, dealing with tragedy, a fresh take on protest songs and more.
Thierry Larose
Un concert de Thierry Larose en est un généreux, pluriel, galvanisant, où la seule brèche est en fait un atout : il n’y a pas de quatrième mur. Le public y a sa place pour entonner: ce show-là lui appartient. Épaulé de CAO à la batterie, d’Alexandre Martel à la guitare, de Sam Beaulé à […]
Corinna Rose, bigger than folk
Montreal’s Corinna Rose is a solo artist in name only. She’ll be joined by 11 musicians at tomorrow’s album launch — “almost everyone who played on the record” — to flesh out the jazz, indie and prog-inflected folk music of Northeast Southwest.
These are the best films of 2020
Alex Rose and Justine Smith look back on the unusual year at the movies that was 2020.
Celebrate National Canadian Film Day with a screening and Q&A
Cult MTL Film editor Alex Rose and critic Yannick Belzil host.
Machete gets a totally unnecessary sequel
Alex Rose reviews Robert Rodriguez’s latest Machete Kills, the sequel to 2010’s Machete.
One Direction: Please Help Us
Alex Rose explores the world of pre-fabricated pop with his review of the Morgan Spurlock documentaryOne Direction: This Is Us
Made in MTL: The Pyx
Alex Rose’s Made in MTL series, exploring films from the vaults shot and/or set in Montreal, launches with this analysis of The Pyx, a 1973 cop thriller starring Christopher Plummer, Karen Black and various local notables.
The best films of 2023, and the state of cinema heading into 2024
5 Cult MTL film critics list their favourite films of 2023 and comment on a year in cinema that defied all expectations.