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![Bearded Ladies: The Photography of Rosamond Norbury [30min version]](/store/images/products/product_info/Bobby.jpg)
Sharon McGowan salutes the work of Vancouver artist Rosamond Norbury in this edgy and humorous documentary. As a photographer, Norbury is fully intrenched in the communities of her subjects—be they rodeo cowboys, drag queens or women who explore their male alter egos as they are transformed into bearded ladies for Norbury’s photo exhibition Random Acts of Queerness in Vancouver’s Queer Arts Festival.
Sharon McGowan salutes the work of Vancouver artist Rosamond Norbury in this edgy and humorous documentary. As a photographer, Norbury is fully intrenched in the communities of her subjects—be they rodeo cowboys, drag queens or women who explore their male alter egos as they are transformed into bearded ladies for Norbury’s photo exhibition Random Acts of Queerness in Vancouver’s Queer Arts Festival.
cə̓snaʔəm, the city before the city commemorates five years since the resolution of a dramatic and compelling moment in the history of this place now known as metro Vancouver. In late 2011, the Musqueam First Nation learned that a 108-unit condo development was being planned at one of their ancestral village sites without prior consultation with the nation.
After the mysterious murder of her daughter, Helen Wolf (Mariel Belanger) returns to the river where her daughter's body was found. She is seeking answers. Instead, the killer finds her.
Facially different David Roche and his lovely wife Marlena Blavin share their stories with a spellbound middle-school audience.
Affectionately known as La Pointe, Pointe-Saint-Charles is working- class neighbourhood in southwest Montreal. Once among the biggest industrial districts in Canada, today it is under attack by real estate developers.
