It’s an unlikely partnership which unites Quebec’s filmmakers and distributors with theater owners. Their goal: to convince moviegoers in la belle province to stop buying American.
While the Quebec film industry frets about a drop in interest for homegrown flicks, the top exec at Montreal-based Alliance Vivafilm, Patrick Roy, is on a roll.
A road movie, a cop comedy and a hero biopic are among the French-language films Telefilm Canada will support…
They say they aren’t part of a collective movement, but most of the filmmakers billed as Quebec’s New Wave have this in common…
The director/actor team behind one of the most successful films in Canadian history, Bon Cop, Bad Cop, is back with Cadavres…
After two weeks in theaters, the first film about the Dec. 6, 1989 murder of 14 women at a Montreal engineering school remains at the top of…
With nine nominations, actor/director Luc Picard’s surrealist fable Babine is leading the race for Quebec’s most prestigious film awards
The first film to re-enact the shooting deaths of 14 female university students two decades ago…
The federal Tories have pledged to keep both the Canadian Television Fund and the Canada New Media Fund alive over the next two years…
In an effort to fill the gap that will be left when the Ex-Centris complex…
Fans and distributors of independent film are asking Daniel Langlois to keep his Ex-Centris complex open