Bright: A Human and an Orc Solve a Mystery
This new Netflix film starring Will Smith and Joel Edgerton is an imaginative mess.
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Montreal Festivals and Events for January 2018
Baby it’s cold outside, but it’s worth it to get out there and see what’s happening in Montreal. A list of festivals and events in Montreal for January.
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.
The Greatest Showman: The circus hits the big screen
Hugh Jackman stars in this biographical musical about the beginnings of the Barnum & Bailey Circus.
Cannes Lions 2017: They are all winners
A special program showcasing the winners for best advertisements at Cannes, tonight only.
Image + Nation for 30 Years
Annual film festival shows films about queer, gay, lesbian, bisexual, and trans subject matter.
Review: Roman J. Israel, Esq.
Dan Gilroy’s latest film stars Denzel Washington as a down-on-his-luck lawyer who wants to turn his life around.
Justice League: Slightly Lighter Fare from DC
The latest film from the DC universe brings together our favourite heroes and makes a step in the right direction.
Murder on the Orient Express: Agatha Christie’s novel brought to life
Kenneth Branagh directs this beautifully shot murder mystery film.
A Gray State: Uncomfortable, yet important
This documentary sheds light on James Crowley’s would-be final film, his final days, and the conspiracy theories that came after.
Interview with Léa Pool: The Forgotten Children of Imprisoned Mothers
The director speaks about her latest documentary, her motivation for exploring that subject, and what should be done.
Léa Pool’s Double Peine: The Word is Finally Given to the Children
This hard-hitting documentary explores the reality the children of incarcerated mothers face.
Cinema Travellers: The Time of Wonder
This Cannes-nominated documentary puts a spotlight on the people who travel from village to village in India playing films for the public.
Blade Runner 2049 : Human dystopia captured by Denis Villeneuve
Blade Runner 2049 is an impressive sequel to the original, helmed by Quebec director Denis Villeneuve.
A Moon of Nickel and Ice: Miles Away from Nowhere
François Jacob’s new documentary is a very real portrayal of life in the industrial city of Norilsk, Russia.
Au Contraire Film Festival: Talking About Mental Health to Raise Awareness
The festival, which runs from October 24-27 this week, is screening films related to mental health.
RIDM’s Upcoming 20th Edition
The Montreal International Documentary Festival (RIDM) begins on November 9th and features films from around the world.
Germans & Jews: Reconciling Germany’s Past
Janina Quint’s documentary is a thought-provoking look at how Jewish and German people view their past, together.