Picks for FIFA in Montreal : Ready, Set, Watch
With so many great films premiering in Montreal for FIFA, it can be hard to choose a few. Here are some select picks for the first week of the festival. [read more]
With so many great films premiering in Montreal for FIFA, it can be hard to choose a few. Here are some select picks for the first week of the festival. [read more]
Jennifer Guillet’s picks for this year’s edition of the festival [read more]
Sarah Bemri’s picks for the best films to see at the FNC this year. [read more]
This week, take part in a cinema workshop, learn about performative writing, have some tea and biscuits at the McCord and much more! [read more]
Festivals and events to put on your calendar for the month of October in 2015. [read more]
Brace yourself for 90 minutes of sheer awesome as Jason Lei Howden offers a horrifically hilarious Canadian Premiere to the Fantasia Festival’s screens. Deathgasm, a New Zealand satire on slasher films, metal heads and cheesy [read more]
Nothing is more horrific than not having an answer in this film about a town with a plague of teen suicides. [read more]
As it is with anyone, Riley is dominated by her emotions, the little voices in her head, but in the world of Inside Out, this is quite literal. In Riley’s mind are five characters–Joy, Sadness, [read more]
Directed by the brilliant Claude Lelouch, Roman de Gare is a story of mixed identities and skillful dishonesty, an intricate web spun around mystery and lies. [read more]
Montreal’s annual Fantasia Festival has enough films to sate all blood/horror/humour/noirlust. Here are our picks. [read more]
Amazing local event for Kino lovers in Montreal features objects for sale. [read more]
Do you agree with our film reviewer on who takes Oscar home? [read more]
Film festival at Phi Centre showcases groundbreaking films about isolation chosen by the Metafilms team. [read more]
This winter’s lineup at the Concordia branch of Cinema Politica has films about refugees, the justice system, and gender. Get inspired and get informed. [read more]
Boundary crossing film festival presents films focused on LGBT themes from different countries, but with a special focus on Latin America and Canada this year. [read more]
Unintentionally a commentary on the news media, Nightcrawler is every inch a thriller. [read more]
Six short films in this international festival give independent, self-financed directors a chance to appear on the big screen. [read more]
Film festival focusing on mental illness includes Hot Doc 2014 winners and many others thought-provoking works. [read more]
Professional immigrants go from doctors and lawyers to cab drivers and dishwashers when they head to North America. New comedy addresses this serious problem. [read more]
McAuslan Brewery plays host to annual bike-in screening featuring De Palama’s ’70s classic Phantom of the Paradise [read more]
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