With his landmark Z in 1969, the Greek-French filmmaker became known as a master of social fiction, a genre he uses to mercilessly attack the power systems in place.While his indictments have often led to controversy and legal problems, Costa-Gavras refuses to back down. His captivating body of work, whether political thrillers or romantic dramas, embraces a rich, lavish aesthetic and, most importantly, a tireless quest for political justice.Hosted by Denis Chouinard from UQAMWith the support of UniFranceIn collaboration with la Chaire René Malo and l'Ecole des médias de l'UQAMDon't miss Adults in the Room, Costa-Gavras' latest offering, presented during the festival.
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Matthew Rankin looks back at his film school career. Since his time at L’inis in 2004, his unique and offbeat style has made a mark on the international circuit.Free...
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