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To go along with the screening of Haut les filles by François Armanet, live from our headquarters, the radio show Rebelles soniques (CISM 89.3), the Montreal reference in term of female musical production.

An allegorical fable tinged with the supernatural, the Franco-Senegalese director’s first feature is headily poetic look at the disillusioned youth of Dakar through the eyes of a young woman whose lover has been lost at sea.

The best part of the fight happens behind the scenes, according to Vampiro. Here’s proof. The crazy, chaotic story of a wrestling star. A portrait of a survivor as he takes on the biggest battle of his life: raising a child.

Naoufel falls in love with Gabrielle as a severed hand, abandoned in a dissection room, tries to reunite with its body. Jérémy Clapin directs an animated feature film of great poetic originality that snagged him the Critics’ Week Grand Prix at Cannes.

A young woman discovers that a sex tape made without her knowledge is circulating online. A cyber-rape that fractures reality in a society under constant surveillance. Magnetic and harrowing.

A man fights to save Earth’s last forest, artificially preserved aboard a spaceship. A masterful fable and plea for biodiversity that has only grown more relevant since its 1972 release....

An enigmatic film about Finland’s most famous painting, The Wounded Angel. A quasi-shamanic journey that probes the idea of death and may even open the doors to the beyond. Think Werner Herzog in documentary mode but with Finnish angels and magic trees.

Dissection of a cult classic. Swiss-born Alexandre O. Philippe returns to one of his fave themes as he delves deep into what made Ridley Scott’s Alien so memorable.

As the other locals flee Madrid for the summer, a woman in her 30s moves into a sublet and, needing to both lose and find herself, experiences a season charged with encounters.

The director of The Red Violin is back with this tale of a man searching for a childhood friend who disappeared on the eve of a major performance. A sweeping drama about the impact of history and the power of music.

In this blend of history, fantasy and teen drama, Bertrand Bonello digs into the zombie myth through a double narrative: a Haitian who comes back to life in 1962 and two young students who meet at a modern-day boarding school.

With Wapikoni’s team and founder, Manon Barbeau, come to the 15year retrospective of Wapikoni’s work; 15 short films, 15 years of Indigenous cinema.Presented by Wapikoni Mobile...

Sophie Bédard Marcotte sets out on Route 66 in search of Miranda July in an attempt to redefine her art and her muses, whether real or imaginary. A voyage of discovery through an America in turmoil.

A woman tormented by loneliness develops an unreasonable passion for animals in this minimalist tale whose mix of naturalism and imagination makes for a work of strange beauty.

In this mysterious story, travel writer Edgar and his old friend and colleague Bill set out on one last trip together, to write the sequel to their bestseller, written 20 years earlier. The trip is fraught with peril.

A creative, unstable Serbian refugee struggles to build a new life in Canada as her daughter tries to pick up the pieces of their dashed hopes. A poignant drama carried by two brilliant actresses.