Can. 2021. Documentary
byCarl Leblanc.
On May 22, 2015, Mario lodged a .22 caliber bullet in his head, and the director, his closest and oldest friend, unpacks what led to his desperate act.
Can. 2020. Documentary
bySteve Patry.
In the middle of winter in Montreal, social workers and members of a special police team try to bring care and comfort to the homeless.
Can. 2020. Documentary
bySarah Baril Gaudet.
Two young people from Témiscamingue wonder about their life and their future in the region, while preparing to head off for CEGEP.
Can. 2020. Documentary
byHelgi Piccinin.
The director follows her autistic brother and another young woman with developmental disabilities as they train for the 2019 Special Olympics in Dubai.
V.O.: Ziva Postec - La monteuse derrière le film Shoah
Can. 2018. Documentary
byCatherine Hébert.
Profile of the Israeli editor Ziva Postec, who took six years to analyze and assemble the 350 hours of film shot by Claude Lanzmann for his documentary “Shoah.”
Can. 2018. Documentary
byJean-Nicolas Orhon.
A year behind the scenes of the Montreal Metropolitan Orchestra, in the midst of preparing its first international tour, under the direction of conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
Can. 2017. Documentary
byLaura Bari.
Two Argentinean cousins, who suffered male violence as children, break their vows of silence to encourage victims of such abuse to denounce their aggressors.
Can. 2017. Documentary
bySimon Plouffe.
Meetings between Indigenous people who make it their duty to transmit their ancestral languages to future generations, from the Great North to the limits of Montreal.
Can. 2017. Documentary
byJean-François Lesage.
In the heart of a deep forest, on the banks of a river, individuals who have come to recharge their batteries share their thoughts on life.
Can. 2017. Documentary
byHubert Caron-Guay.
Portraits of South American migrants who risk their lives crossing Mexico in the hopes of settling in the United States.
Can. 2003. Documentary
byBenoît Pilon.
The peaceful existence of a small shopkeeper in the Plateau Mont-Royal neighborhood of Montreal is turned upside down when he has to sell his grocery store and leave the place where he has always lived.
