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Monster [LAST SCREENING]
Hirokazu Kore-edaJapan2023126 minutesJapaneseFrench or EnglishDCP

Minato, a young boy, is displaying increasingly worrying behaviour both at school and at home. His mother, Saori, decides to discuss it with the teaching staff at his school. It soon becomes apparent that his teacher, Hori, is the source of all the problems. But as the mystery unfolds, the truth turns out to be […]

Montreal Critic’s Week – 7 promenades avec Mark Brown
Pierre Creton, Vincent BarréFrance2024104 minutesFrenchEnglishDCP

Still Life Program –  January 16 19h00 – Base Station 20h20 – 7 promenades avec Mark Brown A ticket gives access to the 2 films in the program Quebec Premiere In this diptych documenting two projects at once, filmmakers Pierre Creton and Vincent Barré (L’Arc D’Iris, Souvenir D’Un Jardin; A Prince) reconnect with the world […]

Montreal Critic’s Week – Base Station
Park Sye-young, Yeon Ye-jiSouth Korea202467 minutesKoreanEnglishDCP

Still Life Program –  January 16 19h00 – Base Station 20h20 – 7 promenades avec Mark Brown A ticket gives access to the 2 films in the program International Premiere In the near future, hypochondriac siblings Eden and Hyunho have taken to the mountains to avoid all electromagnetic frequencies, which they believe to be harmful […]

Montreal Critic’s Week – Eephus
Carson LundUnited States202498 minutesEnglishDCP

At Dusk Program – January 17 19h00 – Taman-Taman (Park) 20h40 – Let the Red Moon Burn (short film) 21h00 – Eephus A ticket gives access to the 3 films in the program Quebec Premiere As their beloved small-town baseball field is about to be torn down, two dedicated teams from a New England beer […]

Montreal Critic’s Week – Fujiyama Cotton
Taku AoyagiJapan202495 minutesJapaneseEnglishDCP

Occupied Territories Program – January 18 16h30 – Fujiyama Cotton 18h30 – Mémoire fertile 20h30 – Spiders Web Individual ticket (one ticket per film) Shocked by the eugenicist and ableist massacre of Sagamihara in 2016, emerging documentarian Taku Aoyagi crafts an empathetic filmic response, focusing here on Mirai Farm, a welfare center in Yamanashi, that […]

Montreal Critic’s Week – Let the Red Moon Burn
Ralitsa DonchevaCanada, Bulgaria20247 minutesNo dialogueDCP

At Dusk Program – January 17 19h00 – Taman-Taman (Park) 20h40 – Let the Red Moon Burn 21h00 – Eephus A ticket gives access to the 3 films in the program Every August, thousands of people gather in the Bulgarian village of Zheravna to celebrate the Festival of National Costume. In traditional dress, they sing […]

Montreal Critic’s Week – Lost Chapters
Lorena AlvaradoVenezuela, United States202467 minutesSpanishEnglishDCP

Family Albums program – January 15 19h00 – Lost Chapters 20h20 – Merman 21h45 – UNDR (short film) A ticket gives access to the 3 films in the program North American premiere After years living abroad, Ena returns to Venezuela with a fragmented sense of self. At home, she finds her grandmother losing her grasp […]

Montreal Critic’s Week – Mémoire fertile
Michel KhleifiPalestine, Belgium198099 minutesArabicEnglishDCP

Occupied Territories Program – January 18 16h30 – Fujiyama Cotton 18h30 – Mémoire fertile 20h30 – Spiders Web Individual ticket (one ticket per film) Written in 1978, Fertile Memory is the first film shot by a Palestinian director within the borders of the West Bank. Neither documentary nor fiction, Michel Khleifi instead films the lives […]

Montreal Critic’s Week – Merman
Ana LunguRomania202485 minutesRomanianEnglishDCP

Family Albums program – January 15 19h00 – Lost Chapters 20h20 – Merman 21h45 – UNDR (short film) A ticket gives access to the 3 films in the program North American premiere A female voice haunts a male gaze in this archival documentary about three men who capture images of women, in Romania, from WWII […]

Montreal Critic’s Week – Spiders Web
Frank "Spider" Dunsten, Ben Roberts, Oliver RobertsCanada (Ontario)202465 minutesEnglishDCP

Occupied Territories Program – January 18 16h30 – Fujiyama Cotton 18h30 – Mémoire fertile 20h30 – Spiders Web Individual ticket (one ticket per film) Quebec Premiere Spider, a 56-year-old man from Toronto, faces new jail time for an assault he committed during a drunken night out. His last hope is to locate Cougar, the woman […]

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