A bounty of intense genre films has splattered across the festival’s various sections. In the mix this year: sexual violence (Kim Ki-duk’s Moebius & Matsumoto Hitoshi’s R100); madness and murder (Yeon Sang-ho’s …
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Although Toronto is one of the world’s largest public film festivals, this status belies the paradigm shift it has undergone since the 1990s, when it plugged itself into the global …
Toronto’s most celebrated annual film festival runs 5-15 September 2013 and will screen more than 360 films from 70 countries across 15 programs. Known more for its launch platform for …
Join us for a special night of storytelling and supper Yin Yeung Express is a unique culinary event on September 13-15. It’s a night of supper and storytelling curated by …
Tomorrow, Chinatown Night Market presents Night Vision, an outdoor renegade photography projection show that features works from over 40 international and local artists including Vancouver’s famed Fred Herzog. First held …
Andrew Huang’s musical mystique is an exploration. Different environments conjure different personalities, different auras and different sounds. Like a chameleon, he is able to instinctually morph to suit his surrounding, …
As part of Asian Heritage Month we invite you to an afternoon with a double reading from V6A: Writing in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (Arsenal Pulp Press: 2012) + Ricepaper Special …
Entertainment evolved from a grand spectacle to a simple click on a screen. With such convenience, Toronto-based playwright David Yee believes theatre is more relevant than ever. The content we …
I gather alphabetized concepts of Xa’al Slice into its heart and open my veins I carve Xa’al’s paragraphs onto trees, pulverized and flattened Under the flat-white surfaces, ancestral bones rattle …
By Aaron Leaf Published in 16.3 THERE WAS A MOMENT IN HIGH SCHOOL when I was fascinated with mixed-race identity and the word “Hapa.” Using this Hawaiian term meaning “half” …