The 13th annual Montreal International Black Film Festival will be held from September 27 to October 1, 2017. It features 66 films from 25 countries; created by the Fabienne Colas Foundation, Canada’s biggest black film festival returns for a breathtaking 13th year that promises to be inspiring, shocking, entertaining, moving, thought-provoking, and surprising. The program features international and North American films as well as Quebec premieres, an MIBFF Black Market space dedicated to the cinema 

CJLO stands in support of Student Tasty Biryani Restaurant's 2nd annual Peace Walk on Sunday, September 17th!

Gathering point: 1550 maisonneuve west

Gathering time: 12.30 pm / Walk starts: 1:00 pm

Walk route: From Guy towards Sherbrooke, down on University, back on St. Catherine till starting point

Following are the basic objectives to be achieved:

1. To avoid the wastage of food and feed the homeless

Brigsby Bear is a comedy about a man in his thirties who learns that the only people he’s ever known, his loving parents, are actually two criminals who kidnapped him as a baby and brainwashed him into believing the outside world was (literally) toxic. His favorite TV show and the target of his obsessive fanboyism, the hilariously surreal lo-fi production Brigsby Bear, is really a propaganda tool created by his fake father, played by Mark Hammill (who is a joy, although not overburdened with things to do in the film).

Thursday, September 14th from 10-11pm on Beats From The East, host Mike Vo will interview Bao Vo (Los Angeles Funk-Pop-Rock-New wave singer/songwriter/producer) about his debut solo self-titled EP!

Tune in every Thursday from 10-11pm for Beat From The East