TUMS: What is the Madrigal Choir?
If you’re not one of the 10-15 people who regularly attend rehearsals, chances are you probably don’t know much about the Trent Madrigal Choir. In addition to the concert choir, …
Clubs and Groups Column
Trent Film Society presents: Martyrs
This week, Trent Film Society is screening Pascal Laugier’s New French Extremist film Martyrs, as part of our focus on horror cinema for the month of October. We loosely paired …
OPIRG: Bringing diversity into politics
Last year it may have been the sidewalks. Perhaps this year it’s the overcrowding on buses. Maybe it’s the anticipation of the parkway extension that may be bothering you. Clearly, …
Trent Film Society Presents: I Saw the Devil
Few films in the past decade successfully balance brutal violence with calm, aesthetically pleasing scenes quite like Kim Jee-Woon’s 2010 masterpiece I Saw the Devil. Starting as a familiar revenge …
TQC: I just wanted to see Roboteyes
“No, Roboteyes.” I said to my charming market hall show-watching companions. “And the Lonely Parade.” “No. ROBOTEYES.” I clarified. Not to hate on a great band, I’ve just seen them …
The Archives at Trent Radio
Our program director James Kerr may have introduced Trent Radio and its wonderful inner workings in the first three or four issues of Arthur this year, but I have more …
Trent Film Society Presents: Enemy
What’s better than a film starring Jake Gyllenhaal? A film starring Jake Gyllenhaal… twice! And what better place to screen the film than at Market Hall (140 Charlotte Street), on …
OPIRG: The Stories That My Pants Would Tell
I can hear them calling to me, telling me their stories, their history, their hardships. I shut the door to my closet to find some solitude, but it isn’t always …
Trent Radio: Listening Power
Quietly reading to yourself is actually a relatively recent practice. Announcing words that you do not choose as though through a magic spell shooting out messages and meanings from your …
Trent Film Society Presents: The Double
The Double is an intriguing film that unfortunately fell under the radar of mainstream cinemas. At times it reminds me of the dank underworld of David Lynch’s Eraserhead, the sense …