10. Saint-Omer by Alice Diop Beyond motherhood, Diop frontally depicts the nauseous, ordinary racism of a black woman who expresses herself correctly (which challenges the followers), in an environment of white and bourgeois domination. Witchcraft is advanced by the accused, but it is indeed the distress of an abandoned mother who is at the origin … Read more
By My B. Posted Sep 30, 2022 12:04 PM The Nuit Blanche awaits you at the Saint-Gervais church, in the 4th arrondissement of Paris. This Saturday, October 1, Stéphanie Henry-Seguin presents a video installation called “Ô”, which invites us to become aware of the urgency of the ecological situation we are experiencing. The Sleepless night, … Read more
Tourism Winnipeg general manager Natalie Thiesen says she’s thrilled to return to an event that looks like it did before COVID-19 hit. The committee and the artists are super excited to be back on site with great projects, new installations, new activities and to see these corners of the city alive again. We look forward … Read more
We can never say it enough, the city of Montreal is booming during the summer! Indeed, the beautiful season brings with it a panoply of activities, events and festivals not to be missed to take full advantage of the hot days and the bustle of the metropolis. If you want to bite into life to … Read more
L’interprétation célèbre et célébrée d’un grand ténor, la prise de rôle d’une des jeunes mezzos les plus prometteuses de la nouvelle génération française, une direction elle aussi déjà connue et célébrée, et une mise en scène nouvelle due à un artiste qui chérit le concept : les ingrédients étaient très prometteurs pour la nouvelle production … Read more
No, but we’ll tell each other… my god it feels good to have a three-day weekend! Not only can we do the typical weekend chores, but it also gives us a lot more time to decompress, relax, and rest en masse. If you want to get off the hook as much as possible during the … Read more
Passengers of the night *** by Mikhaël Hers French film, 1 h 51 It begins the night of May 10, 1981, with its scenes of jubilation in the streets of Paris at the announcement of François Mitterrand’s victory, and it is the whole film by Mikhaël Hers which is tinged with this grain of nostalgia … Read more