In South Korean filmmaker Hong Sangsoo’s hazily-shot latest, the viewer becomes increasingly aware that parents are casually interrogating their daughter’s poet boyfriend
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Presented with the Powell Street Festival Society, Annette Mangaard’s documentary captures the life of the titular Japanese Canadian artist
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In series at The Cinematheque, vintage home-movie glow of Kyuka: Before Summer’s End and hallucinatory shades of Harvest reveal tension and crisis beneath domestic and communal surfaces
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Views and feats to inspire, from a Women Mountaineers program at The Cinematheque to the Everest tales of adventure filmmaker Elia Saikaly
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Retrospective closes with the Japanese director’s melancholic final picture, Scattered Clouds
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Zacharias Kunuk’s latest epic tells a meditative, mystical story of two young lovers separated by fate
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Legendary director’s groundbreaking movies and TV work create a visual language that reflects on some of film history’s most sinister figures—and mushroom clouds
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Criss-crossing the map from the Lithuanian countryside to a painful Maltese dinner party, this year’s program provokes both chills and laughs
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Titles include Denmark’s The Land of Short Sentences, Ukraine solidarity screening Porcelain War, and more
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Films on offer include Yurii Illienko’s The Eve of Ivan Kupalo and Borys Ivchenko’s The Lost Letter
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Running September 4 to 14, celebration also includes Canada Looks South and Mexico Today series, New Directors Competition, and much more
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The big-city sins of Sweet Smell of Success mingle with the small-town nightmares of Moonrise in this year’s darkly adventurous lineup
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Titles in store span Green Snake on opening night and a special co-presentation of Once Upon a Time in China II with the Chinese Canadian Museum
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Five short films take on deeper meaning against a backdrop of armed conflict and women’s rights struggles
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Put away your degraded VHS dub and celebrate: the 1977 story of dying, drug-addled Montreal counterculture soon screens at the Cinematheque
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Series includes all 13 of the French director’s films, including A Man Escaped, Pickpocket, Au hasard Balthazar, and more
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At The Cinematheque, Nanos Valaoritis’s memories of a long life in poetry are like a museum you never want to leave
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Program includes Boy on a Dolphin, The Travelling Players, On the Waterfront, and more
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Thelma & Louise and Umbrellas of Cherbourg are part of the theatre’s Essential Big Screen 2024 series
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Persistent smiles and anguish; geometric interiors and painstaking compositions in Japanese director’s well- and lesser-known films
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