Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
The Beating Heart of Montreal Jazz
On a smotheringly hot mid-1950s day in French Guiana, a teenage Rouè-Doudou Boicel paces impatiently.
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Fringe Arts
VHS: A Love Story
For many of us, VHS tapes are reminders of our childhood. It represents a bygone era, and tapes are relics of the past—and that’s precisely what has sparked a second wave of VHS lovers, collectors and hunters.
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From Illegal Techno Parties to Worldwide Tours
When different musicians come together and collaborate, the results can transcend the sum of their parts.
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Fringe Arts
Osheaga Diary
Remember when you could go to Osheaga and find a prime spot to sit on the mountain overlooking the main stage?
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Fringe Arts
Charitable Fashion
Coco Chanel once said, “A fashion that does not reach the streets is not a fashion.” At this year’s Festival Mode et Design on McGill College Ave., fashion and the streets united…
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The Devil Takes the Stage at Fantasia
“Doesn’t he look, in his confusion, in his cowardice and in the profundity of his misery, a little like us?”
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Fringe Arts
Fantasia Film Fest 2013 Reviews
The 17th edition of the Fantasia Film Festival showcases imaginative cinema until August 7. Check our reviews throughout the fest here.
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Fringe Arts
The Pioneers of Powwowstep
It’s not often that you come across a sound that’s truly unique—a sound that perks your ears up and causes your musical taste buds to tingle as they process the new and alien aural information they’re receiving.
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Youth Macabre
Choosing to be a filmmaker in the niche market of Quebecois horror may not turn you into a household name, but it can earn you acclaim from fans, industry colleagues and festival circuits. And who wants to be on the front page of a celebrity blog anyway?
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A Photograph of 3,000 Lives
On August 27, 1979, a 30-minute-long trial in Iran—in which no evidence was presented—declared 11 defendants “corrupt on Earth” and ended with a hasty death sentence of all accused.