Arts & Culture

Film review: i am a good person / i am a...

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Michelle Saromo
How do the choices that we make affect us? When we are forced to make a call on tough decisions, is there a necessary dichotomy between choices – that is, is one choice necessarily...
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How to watch a WNDX Film

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Michelle Saromo
“To be clear, you will not see Hollywood-style dramas here,” warns Cecilia Araneda, president and co-founder of WNDX, Winnipeg’s Festival of Film and Video Art. The disclaimer is almost a given—it’s a festival of independent...
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Manyfest: Nine downtown events to finish off your summer

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Michelle Saromo
As much as I would have loved to take advantage of the time off to travel, as a struggling student my funds—or lack thereof—have forced me to stay in the city for the summer....
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Sophomore Lytics album to be released this October

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Michelle Saromo
It’s been a couple years since the debut of the Lytics’ self-titled EP, but the wait is almost over. The popular Winnipeg hip-hop group will soon be following up with their full sophomore album,...
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Breakfast around the world

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Michelle Saromo
Andrew McMonagle and Leif Norman are setting out to broaden their palatal horizons. Since 2007, the pair have visited 163 restaurants across Winnipeg and reviewed them on their website, aptly named BreakfastWinnipeg.com. What originally...
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Green… Grass… Dot…

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Michelle Saromo
Ewa Tarsia is bringing a taste of the outdoors into the Winnipeg Art Gallery. Throughout the summer, the local artist is showcasing her latest exhibit, “Green... Grass... Dot...,” which spans both the interior and...
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The Folk Fest beginner’s playlist

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Michelle Saromo
Having been a newcomer to the Winnipeg Folk Festival last year, I arrived at Bird's Hill overwhelmed and unprepared for the amount of talent I was about to be exposed to. After hours of...
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