Discover this Year’s Oscar-Nominated Animated Shorts
Animated shorts have a very special place in my heart. I love animation as a genre and usually the Oscar nominated animated shorts are a great group of films, though not the [read on]
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Incredibles 2 delivers after a 14 year wait
The sequel to the popular Incredibles (2004) focuses on family life and Elastigirl’s quest to get rights for superheroes.
Isle of Dogs: Wes Anderson’s quirky style never gets old
This new animated film brings us on a boy’s quest to find his banished dog.
Oscar-Nominated Animated Shorts at Cinema du Parc
Catch the programming of the animated short film nominations ahead of the Academy Awards on March 4th!
Ferdinand: Another mediocre animated film
This film tells the story of Ferdinand, a bull who has to choose between his good life with his owners, or fighting in the arena.
Louise by the Shore: Loneliness on a Deserted Island
Jean-François Laguionie’s animated film follows an elderly woman’s life after being left behind.
My Life as a Courgette – and being the odd one
This Oscar-nominated animation tells the stories of children in an orphanage, with a boy nicknamed Zucchini at the centre of it all.
The Red Turtle: Life, its Solitude, and Turtles
This dialogue-less animation can teaches us about why life is special.
We Are Stars: An Entertaining Blend of Science and Stardust
New film at planetarium not only won awards, but also promises to educate.
Review of P’tit Pain 5: Une soirée de courts métrages d’animation
The coolest little festival you need to know about.
Through My Brown Gay Zootopian Lens
Animated film praised for handling difficult topics suffers from its own prejudices and stereotypes.
Review of Only Yesterday: Old vs. (A)new
A Studio Ghibli from the 90s is finally released internationally.
Serendipity & Sensibility: An Interview with Cordell Barker
Josh McLeod talks with the director about his latest short, If I Was God…
An In-Depth Review of This Year’s Montreal Stop-Motion Film Festival
Or that time I saw 88 short films in one weekend.
Montreal Stop-Motion Film Festival: Upcoming Fun for Animation Fans
The festival’s director, Erik H. Goulet, talks about what this year’s edition will have to offer
What to do in Montreal in September 2015
Want to know what’s happening in Montreal in September. We’ve got a list of cultural events and festivals for you to peruse.
A Tardy Fantasia Festival Review: On the White Planet
South Korean director Bum-wook Hur introduces a beautifully bleak animation film to the 2015 edition of Montreal’s Fantasia Festival. Set in a dystopia where everything is [read on]