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“I guess in spite of myself I’m kind of slightly patriotic.” Last night I watched My Winnipeg for the first time, a little late to the party I suppose since the film was initially released in 2007. I remember attempting to watch it once one night, stoned out of my gourd and I only made […]
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Tame Impala is a psychedelic/pop project headed by singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Keven Parker. Lonerism is the second of Parker’s four albums and has a unique dreamy/nostalgic sound made using 80’s synthesizers and an obnoxious amount of guitar pedals.
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“There’s two different ways to look at it, Billy just wants the models and limousines and I’m happy with hookers and taxi cabs.” It’s a line that sounds like it could come from the mouth of Ricky from Trailer Park Boys, however Joe Dick predates the character. Hardcore Logo is a 1996 mockumentary flick that
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“Do you still get paid when you lose?” Last night I watched a film that I’d stumbled across in searching for some fresh Canadian cinema. I set out to find the more unearthed Canadian films for no more reason than my own curiosity and with little effort I came across Clearcut, the title of which
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After getting kicked out of his apartment, a standup comedian relies on his charm to stay afloat. Directed by Mark JessopProduced by Quinn McMorrowCinematography by Alex Johannes CameronOriginal music by Frank O’Sullivan https://vimeo.com/754416631
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AL Media conducts a professional and exclusive interview with contemporary soul band, Jungle. The band is stunned by the depth and intellect administered by AL Media personnel. Shot round back at Metropolis Theatre September 21, 2022.
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We’re All Going to Heaven Together at the Same Time is the first solo exhibition by artist Summer Emerald which took place at Espace Pop, a gallery in Montreal’s Outremont neighbourhood on 09/11/22. AL Media interviews the artist and her admirers in this exclusive exposé. Artist’s Contact – https://linktr.ee/heaberald
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AL Media takes a walk with Montreal painter David Sanders through his latest solo exhibition at Galerie Forza, Mile End.
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