Mira Burt-Wintonick’s award-winning EyeSteelFilm/NFB feature WINTOPIA in Theatres
A box of tapes uncovered. A lifelong Utopian obsession. The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) joins Quebecers in returning to cinemas with Montreal filmmaker Mira Burt-Wintonick’s award-winning feature Wintopia, a moving portrait of her late father, renowned documentarian Peter Wintonick, which opened March 26. Wintopia will be presented in English with French subtitles Continue Reading
What to see on Cinema Moderne’s online platform in October
Cinéma Moderne is pleased to add movies to its online programming. In addition to more than 40 films already on the platform, moviegoers will be able to view carefully chosen films from here and elsewhere, in the comfort of their own homes. The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open by Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers and Kathleen Continue Reading
The Nest
Marcy Martha May Marlene announced the arrival upon the indie film scene of Sean Durkin. Film fans revelled in the latest addition to the hallowed halls of films which don’t bring numbers to the theatre, but do provide an injection of quality into the film world. Then, just as quietly Continue Reading
Bill & Ted Face the Music
30 years later. Can’t believe the first one came out in 1989! Many who enjoyed the first one were wondering if the original dumb and dumber type humour would translate to today. I am here to say that if you enjoyed the first then you will largely not be disappointed Continue Reading
La Bonne Epouse
A lot is going on here! Loads of stories. A housewife dealing with the death of her husband and the financial struggles of their business. A sister dealing with the guilt of thinking she killed her brother. Teenage girls burgeoning sexuality and deciding that what the future has in store Continue Reading
