Tag Archive for the term: documentary

 
 
There is something magical that happens in a small town and Sackville New Brunswick is no exception.  Sackville contains one artist run centre, Struts Gallery, which also houses Faucet Media Arts Center, one gallery, Owens Art Gallery, one natural food store, one cafe, one cinema, you get the idea.  The art community in Sackville has [...]

 
DOC.THEATRE présente, du 1er au 5 octobre 2008, Transhumain, sur les planches du Théâtre Ste-Catherine.
 
Inspiré du livre Le nouvel homme nouveau du journaliste Antoine Robitaille, le projet Transhumain questionne l’impact actuel de la technologie sur la vie humaine.
 
Des sujets d’actualité controversés. Un scénario trouble. Un fond sonore urbain hétéroclite.
 

Le Transhumanisme est un mouvement en expansion [...]

Last night I watched the documentary, Chez Schwartz (2007). It’s a film by Garry Beitel, the professor from my Canadian Documentary class at McGill, and a Montreal-based filmmaker who has worked on numerous independent documentaries (often for TeleQuebec) that narrow in on particular communities and individuals. Chez Schwartz is a film about the 75 year-old [...]

Over a year ago a documentary filmmaker named Jagdish Kulkarni based in Nashik India contacted us here at Indyish. Despite some wild email delays and other technical long-distance difficulties we became friends and he joined Indyish, and sent me 2 of his films to preview. We are very different, but alike in the desire to [...]

Hello friends wassap? I hope X-mas was super dooper for ya. I also wanna wish you a sincere amazingly awesome 2008, which has the symbol of infinity in it, so lets be blissfull forever!
Anyways, Im not usually one to get all political on you. I took the conscious decision to lay off that and focus [...]

I’m a big Tom Harpur fan and enjoyed his book “The Pagan Christ”. I don’t necessarily agree with the whole hypothesis and his scholarship is sometimes embarrassingly weak for a former professor but still it’s an intriguing book and the spiritual message is sound. Well now someone has done gone and made a documentary of [...]

I’m especially interested in A Walk into the Sea showing this Friday, but there’s lots of good in the program, and still time left to check it!
Montréal, Thursday, November 1st 2007 – image+nation, Canada’s oldest and largest LGBT film festival, will cap off two remarkable decades of vibrant queer cinema when its 20th edition unspools [...]

Based in Montreal, Video Party showcases short independent films and videos from around the world.
Video Party is now accepting submissions for our next round of events:
Theme One – Quest for god, spirit and soul
Spiritual awakenings; existential meanderings; biblical reinterpretations; my uncle the monk. If you’ve been toying with film while thinking about god, we want [...]

We’re excited to be working with Scott in his MOntreal La Raza homestead out in St.Henri for the November Mess… but more on that soon…

MacLeod Nine Productions and Padua a Centre for Urban Spirituality - Presents!
October 16th - After the War with Hannelore and Berlin Still’s

A war child’s testimony - accomplished international artist G. [...]

On Friday, March 9th, from 12h00 - 13h15 JAY MOWAT — a fellow alumni of Concordia’s Communications Studies program — will be giving a 75 minute seminar on “backpack journalism.” Come with your lunch and your questions.
PLACE: CJ3.306
Communication Studies/Journalism Building
Loyola Campus, Concordia U
TIME: Friday, March 9th 12h00 - 13h15

Jay Mowat will speak [...]