CinemaReview Parasite, a compelling parable of class struggle Mixing horror, farce and libertarian manifesto, director Bong Joon-Ho has a big surprise in store for us 30 Oct 0
Art | CultureCinema The Post, a great reminder of Vietnam deceptions The true story of the Washington Post’s attempts to publish the Pentagon Papers. By Byron Toben 20 Jan 2
Community Events Cinegael’s 2018 dates and the FIS winter party Montréal’s Irish Film Festival announces 2018 dates / Federation of Irish Societies holds seasonal celebration. By Byron Toben 27 Dec 0
Art | CultureCinemaReview Modern Blacksploitation after so much struggle Get Out versus I Am Not Your Negro: a devolution in the imagery of Afro-Americans in modern storytelling. By Luc Archambault 31 May 0
CinemaReview Rings: one movie too much? Another redundant Hollywood remake. By Luc Archambault 1 Mar 0
Art | CultureCinemaReview Those who make revolution halfway… Does revolt lead invariably to revolution? By Luc Archambault 1 Feb 0
Art | CultureCinemaReview Split, the particularity of differences A story where plural takes on all its meaning. By Luc Archambault 28 Jan 0
Art | CultureCinema Nelly, A Successful Adaptation Gamble Anne Émond plunges into the dark world of Nelly Arcan. By Luc Archambault 25 Jan 0
CinemaReview A dark descent into inspiration’s meanders Nocturnal Animals: an under the radar gem. By Luc Archambault 21 Dec 0
CinemaReview Isabelle Huppert’s Elle: Hard minded amorality A perverse story featuring a French screen goddess. By Luc Archambault 10 Dec 0
CinemaReview A Showcase of Black Film Talent 12th Montreal Black Film Festival succeeds spectacularly. By Byron Toben 5 Oct 0
CinemaReview Krzysztof Kieslowski’s magnificent epic Dekalog film series continues and a list of film festivals to come. By Byron Toben 15 Sep 0
