Ninon Scotto Di Uccio

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  Fringe Arts

  Film Review: “Waiting For Lou” Represents Concordia at Festival du Nouveau Cinéma

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published October 18, 2017

  Concordia Film Studies student, Katherine Martineau, directed a short film that got selected to represent our university in the Festival du Nouveau Cinema.

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  Fringe Arts

  World Press Photo 2017: “You See It, You Know About It, Now What Are You Going To Go?”

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published September 12, 2017

  Burhan Ozbilici, an Associated Press photographer, was struck with admiration by the Russian ambassador, who was inaugurating a photo exhibition a mere six metres in front of him. Moments later the man Ozbilici revered was shot in the back by an off duty police officer.

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  News

  Is Feminism Too Exclusive?

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published November 30, 2016

  The feminist movement was created to give women an equal social, political and economic standing as men–but last Saturday during a “Tout le Hood en Parle,” some said that it can feel exclusive to many.

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  Fringe Arts

  Concordia Students Compete in Le Sommet d’Animation Montreal

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published November 21, 2016

  “Animation is broad—it’s not just for children,” said Lori Malépart-Traversy.

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  News

  Panelists at Concordia Explore How to Balance Ethics and Profit

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published November 20, 2016

  More and more entrepreneurs are trying to make their startups the next big thing, with the goal to incorporate social values.

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  Fringe Arts

  Indigenizing University Education Through Art and Experience

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published November 7, 2016

  Joseph Naytowhow is a Plains/Woodland Cree artist who came to Concordia from Saskatchewan to pass on knowledge about the traditional Cree way of knowing and seeing through observation and expression.

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  Fringe Arts

  Concordia Film Student Triumphs At FNC

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published October 25, 2016

  For directing without artifice, respect of their subjects, and an original way of filming cars—the award for the Best Student Short Film across Canada goes to Les Beiges.

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  Fringe Arts

  Interactive Film From FNC Invites Viewers to Choose the Story

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published October 10, 2016

  A man is holding you at gunpoint in an empty parking lot. “Get in the car,” he orders. Obey or run. Whatever you choose, be prepared for the consequences.

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  Fringe Arts

  A Peek at Le Festival du Nouveau Cinema

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published October 3, 2016

  “There’s something for everyone,” said Nicolas Girard Deltruc, FNC Executive Director.

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  Fringe Arts

  Kafein Poetry Night’s Popularity Posing Some Good Problems

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published September 18, 2016

  At the base of the staircase to Kafein’s bar stands a small table with a donation jar, saying “feed the artists.”

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  Opinions

  Nahmsayin?

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published September 12, 2016

  It seems like men are shy to lift weights and use the squat rack because women are too busy doing their routines.

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  Fringe Arts

  Zooming into World Issues

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published September 5, 2016

  On the border of Serbia and Hungary one August night last year, a Syrian man passed a baby underneath a barbed wire fence as they journeyed to find refuge in Europe.