The Cinematheque’s annual screen trip to Europe spans silly, Estonia-set The Invisible Fight, Finland’s unsettling 1980s teen drama Light Light Light, and more
Read MoreFeaturing film offerings from all 27 European Union members, festival opens with Hungary’s Some Birds and closes with Ukraine’s The Hardest Hour
Read MoreThe Cinematheque curator Sonja Baksa delivers a week of programming centred on celluloid witches, just in time for Halloween
Read MoreJean-Luc Godard’s principal collaborator introduces Vancouver audiences to Godard’s final film Scénarios, along with Goodbye to Language
Read MoreRita Hayworth and Alain Delon pair up for an opening-night sizzler featuring American noir classic Gilda and French neo-noir Le samouraï
Read MoreLineup features eight shadow-steeped works released in the 1940s and ’50s, spanning Gilda, To Have and Have Not, T‑Men, and more
Read MoreSofia Exarchou’s compelling and heartbreaking look at the performers hired to dance, sing, and run karaoke and bingo games for tourists
Read MoreAt the Cinematheque, Costa-Gavras's fast-paced masterpiece warns of the precarity of truth amid the rise of right-wing zealots
Read MoreAn ensemble cast sings its way through Chantal Akerman’s 1986 musical, Golden Eighties
Read MoreFrench filmmaker probes themes of free will, psychopathy, and perversity in his two most recent works at The Cinematheque
Read MoreRunning May 2 to 12, fest also features nanekawâsis, Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story, Tea Creek, and Caravan Farm Theatre doc The Originals
Read MoreThe series opens with A Confucian Confusion and includes both Yi Yi and the epic A Brighter Summer Day
Read MoreSeven films by the 1980s new-wave cinema figurehead, including A Confucian Confusion (1994) and Yi Yi (2000), screen throughout April
Read MoreIt’s the sometimes self-lacerating words and the visible emotions of Gabor Maté that viewers will remember of this exceptional documentary
Read MoreIf you’re of a certain disposition, there’s much pleasure to be extracted from a film like this
Read MoreRising Mexican filmmaker is attracting buzz for richly written characters and atmospheric use of camera and sound
Read MoreThe groundbreaking, still effortlessly cool film joins Godard’s final works in opening night for JLG Forever
Read MoreSeries features his epochal 1967 short Wavelength, plus a variety of rarely screened works
Read MoreFollowing one engineering student’s experience, the documentary takes a close look at the personal fallout from the growing form of online harrassment
Read MoreSpanish romantic comedy Ramona opens the festival, and Ukrainian comedy Luxembourg, Luxembourg closes
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