Mile End Kicks: The Strange Sensation of Seeing Myself in the Buzzy Montreal Movie | The Walrus
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Mile End Kicks: The Strange Sensation of Seeing Myself in the Buzzy Montreal Movie | The Walrus
"Mile End Kicks takes place in the Montreal music scene of 2011, the year before I purchased my vintage jacket and decided, like the movie's protagonist, to live in Montreal."
"Emerging from Mile End's dingy warehouses and building on the foundations laid by local label Constellation Records, musicians like pop genius Grimes and slacker king Mac DeMarco put Mile End on the international map."
"The film follows bespectacled brunette and emerging rock critic Grace as she dates boys in bands and tries to write a book about Alanis Morissette."
"Mile End gained a global reputation for cheap apartments and creative ecstasy, a hub for the cultural output now synonymous with the indie music scene."
Mile End Kicks is a film set in Montreal's indie music scene of 2011, following the character Grace, an emerging rock critic. The film, based on director Chandler Levack's experiences, showcases the vibrant culture of Mile End, known for its music and artistic community. The movie highlights the rise of musicians like Grimes and Mac DeMarco, who contributed to the area's reputation. The film's release generated anticipation for its nostalgic portrayal of the indie rock era, resonating with those familiar with the scene.
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