"Despite the fact that we think that paper will be thrown away in two years and won’t be any good anymore, [Claude]’s proven the opposite: paper can outlast our expectations of it."
Keep Reading
In Passage, director Sarah Baril Gaudet’s return to her hometown in small-town Québec is seen through the eyes of two teens on the cusp of leaving it, as she did nearly a
Keep Reading
"When I wrote the story I hoped this film would affect contemporary women. It’s not just a story from the past," says Claude Demers.
Keep ReadingA Place of Tide and Time (Canada, 78 min.) Dir. Sébastien Rist, Aude Leroux-Lévesque Programme: Canadian Spectrum (World Premiere) Audiences at Hot Docs 2016 should remember Sébastien Rist and Aude Leroux-Lévesque’s extraordinarily
Keep ReadingPOV is pleased to present a translation of Martin Delisle’s ‘Québec: l’incontournable documentarie’ from The Stories We Tell. Undeniably, the province of Quebec has created its own particular niche in the history of documentary
Keep ReadingLes raquetteurs by Michel Brault and Gilles Groulx became one of the early salvos from a new generation who were about to unleash the Quiet Revolution in Quebec.
Keep ReadingQuebec filmmaking duo Mathieu Denis and Simon Lavoie create a defiant piece of radical cinema with Those Who Make Revolution Halfway Only Dig Their Own Graves, a rebellious hybrid drama about the
Keep ReadingJohn Walker explores his family history as an Anglophone in Quebec My Country Mon Pays
Keep ReadingIn Welcome to F.L,, Geneviève Dulude-De Celles observes students at École secondaire Fernand-Lefebvre in Sorel-Tracy.
Keep ReadingBà nôi, Alphée of the Stars, and Brand New River showcase Quebecois voices among the Canadian films at Hot Docs 2013.
Keep Reading