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Pascale Bussières plays hunted lawyer in Wiebke von Carolsfeld's Fantasia thriller
Someone's Daughter, premiering Tuesday at Fantasia, explores the ethics of defending an accused abuser through a tense forest-cabin encounter.
Quebec streams 7 percent of its own music — lowest in the non-English-speaking world
A new Luminate report reveals Quebec listeners favour American music by a huge margin, lagging far behind comparable European countries.
Kamilou, 23-year-old Montreal rapper, heads to France after FEQ breakthrough
The Rosemont artist was a Francouvertes finalist last year and is now performing across festivals, including France's Rose Festival in August.
JO76 Rêver Grand documentary asks if Montreal can still dream as big as 1976
Documentary airs July 21 on ICI Télé; filmmaker Charles Gervais revisits the Olympic spirit 50 years on amid crumbling infrastructure.
Fantasia showcase: Louise Weard's Castration Movie explores trans identity and emotional violence
Film premiered at festival; uses extended takes to capture intimate struggles of a woman rejecting her partner's transition.
Guy Jodoin returns to TV with Rocamboulesque, a wild outdoor competition show on Crave
The former Tricheur host animates a series where teams maneuver a 12-foot ball through obstacles at landmark Montreal locations.
Don Hertzfeldt, animator of existential depth, brings masterwork to Fantasia Festival
The Oscar-nominated filmmaker receives the Indie Maverick award at Montreal's Fantasia Festival on Tuesday, celebrating a career of...
Godhead at Fantasia showcases moral quandaries through tense psychological thriller
Director Mark H. Rapaport's latest film about a priest forced to choose which twin to save received praise for its dark complexity and...
La petite vie enters Juste pour rire hall of fame as Claude Meunier reflects on Marc Messier
The iconic Quebec comedy series is being inducted Monday, July 20 into the Just for Laughs Temple of Fame. Co-creator Claude Meunier...
Shakespeare in the parks returns to Montreal with Black-led Winter's Tale through mid-August
Théâtre Répercussion brings free outdoor performances of The Winter's Tale to Montreal parks starting July 21, featuring an afrofuturist...
Vance Michel performs at Just for Laughs as rising Montreal comedian eyes bigger stage
The co-host of The World's Smallest Comedy Night at Hurley's gets his full OFF JFL set tonight after a one-minute Kill Tony appearance in 2018.
Olivier Godin's Oublie pas le gruau finds freedom and magic in absurdity
The Montreal filmmaker's eighth feature is a whimsical tale of love and kung-fu that balances surrealism with sincere human connection,...
