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.
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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.
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.
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.
Stronger: A Survivor’s Story
Strong performances by the lead actors bring this Boston Marathon bombing story to life.
Mother!: The end of the world is unstoppable
Darren Aronofsky’s new controversial, allegorical film is a glimpse of what may come.
Home Again: If you could return, would you really want to?
The new film, starring Reese Witherspoon, is sweet but ultimately lacking in substance.
Logan Lucky: With A Little Luck…
Soderbergh’s latest film is a gritty heist movie set on the NASCAR racetrack.
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.
Review: The Summer of All My Parents
Two teenager siblings grapple with the separation of their parents over a summer.
The Trip to Spain: Cuisine, Castles, and Comedy
The third installment in Michael Winterbottom’s series finds two men taking on the Spanish countryside.
Review: BGL Fancy / BGL de Fantaisie
Director Benjamin Hogue introduces us to the boundary-pushing, Quebec-based art collective BGL.
Quebec My Country Mon Pays: A Nation of Debate
What does it mean to be a Quebecker in the 21st century?
Stalker: A Restored Vision Through Time
The newly restored version of this immersive sci-fi film is screening at Cinema du Parc this week.
Review: The Future of Work and Death
This documentary explores the short-term consequences of our technological age on different jobs and possibilities about aging.