David Santerre

11-Day Film Marathon

42nd Annual Festival du Nouveau Cinéma Gathers Montreal’s Cinephiles and Film Lovers

David Santerre — Published October 7, 2013 | Comments

The wolf is back, and with it a new batch of world cinema’s best.
A Minute to Win It

60-Second Film Festival Reaches 6th Year in Montreal

David Santerre — Published September 16, 2013 | Comments

Short films are a staple of modern film festivals, but M60, “Montreal’s littlest festival,” celebrates the art of short-shorts—films that clock in at one minute or less.
Fantasia Film Fest 2013 Reviews

The Link Critiques the Festival’s 17th Edition

Julia Jones & Josh Dixon & Nicole Yeba & Saturn De Los Angeles & Milos Kovacevic & Skylar Nagao & David Santerre — Updated July 30, 2013 | Comments

The 17th edition of the Fantasia Film Festival showcases imaginative cinema until August 7. Check our reviews throughout the fest here.
Triumph of the Wall

Concordia Grad Bill Stone Releases First Full-Length Doc

David Santerre — Published April 8, 2013 | Comments

Most of the time, documentary films are not only the place to share experiences or information with viewers––they tend to evolve into personal journeys for their maker.
Indie Quebec

Posted by David Santerre in FringeBlog on March 6, 2013 | Comments

Concordia Grads Producing Films For The Big Screen
Django Unchained is a Spaghetti Western Feast

Posted by David Santerre in FringeBlog on December 24, 2012 | Comments

Tarantino is back to embracing his beloved Spaghetti Western style of filmmaking, which his fans saw so vividly depicted in Kill Bill: Vol. 2.
Image+Nation Festival Supports Diversity

Leading LGBT Film Fest is 25 Years Old

David Santerre — Updated November 29, 2012 | Comments

Recognized as the leading event of its kind in Canada, the Image+Nation Festival has been supporting diversity through LGBT films for 25 years.
Plants and Animals’ Homecoming Bigger than Ever

Montreal Indie Rockers Look Back at Humble Beginnings

David Santerre — Published November 13, 2012 | Comments

It’s with a stride of confidence that Plants and Animals return home for a show in St. Henri’s old Corona Theatre. They’re making the final stop of their cross-Canada tour, playing packed venues bigger than ever.
Performance Art, Family Life

Faun Fables Play Montreal Sunday

David Santerre — Published September 29, 2012 | Comments

Be prepared for an evening of transcendence and spirituality with the duo Faun Fables at Divan Orange this Sunday.