Tributes — Retrospectives — Films about cinema
FRANCE | 82 minutes | 1983
During a decisive soccer match, the ref calls a penalty, with the unfortunate result that the local team loses. The furious fans hurl insults at the official from the stands, even going so far as to show up at his house to beat him up. Through this story of mass hysteria, the sardonic French filmmaker delivers a searing condemnation of the worst excesses of human stupidity. À mort l'arbitre ! flamboyantly exposes the dark side of sports and their overexcited fans. In a tale full of twists and turns, Michel Serrault steals every scene as a loony, foul-mouthed and violent soccer fan.Q&A with Carole Laure
No biography
At the Canadian National Spelling Bee speller Darryl Nepinak stumbles upon a familiar word.
Short film, Fiction
CANADA | 2 minutes | 2008
Darryl Nepinak documents his mother as she teaches him and shares stories of how she learned how to make Bannock. A step by step way of teaching others...
Short film, Documentary
CANADA | 7 minutes | 2006
"Two ersatz "Indian warriors" chase a beautiful Indian maiden through the streets of Winnipeg. But she loves Chief Big Bear. Who is the hunter, and who the...
CANADA | 3 minutes | 2008
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