Hantée

Can. 2026. Fantasy by Rafaël Ouellet with Jade Brind'Amour, Virginie Fortin, Evelyne Brochu. After moving house, a teenage outcast befriends the ghost of a 19th-century woman.

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Sortie prévue en January 2027

Denise sans Denis

Can. 2025. Dramatic comedy by Guillaume Lonergan with Josée Deschênes, Claude Legault, Gilles Renaud. A school principal whose life has been marked by crises, disappointments, and her daughter’s self-centeredness decides to turn her world upside down.

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Solo

Can. 2023. Mores drama by Sophie Dupuis with Théodore Pellerin, Félix Maritaud, Anne-Marie Cadieux. Engaged in a toxic relationship with a new colleague, a popular Montreal drag queen tries to reconnect with his singer mother, whom he has always idealized.

Runtime: 102 min.

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Ghost Town Anthology

V.O.: Répertoire des villes disparues

Can. 2019. Fantasy by Denis Côté with Robert Naylor, Diane Lavallée, Josée Deschênes. A strange road accident triggers a series of unusual events in a Quebec village in the throes of winter.

Runtime: 96 min.

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Downfall of a Champion

V.O.: La Petite Reine

Can. 2014. Drama by Alexis Durand-Brault with Laurence Leboeuf, Patrice Robitaille, Denis Bouchard. Suspected of doping on the eve of the world championship in Belgium, a Quebecois cyclist, under pressure from her father and coach, questions herself.

Runtime: 108 min.

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Love and Magnets

V.O.: Les Aimants

Can. 2004. Sentimental comedy by Yves Pelletier with Isabelle Blais, Stéphane Gagnon, Sylvie Moreau. A young woman is irresistibly attracted to a young man she mistook for her sister's fianc

Runtime: 91 min.

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Secret de banlieue

Can. 2002. Thriller by Louis Choquette with Roxane G.-Loiseau, Jean-François Pichette, Joannie Lemay. In a quiet suburb, a sassy preteen girl discovers that her new neighbor is obsessively overprotective of her daughter.

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Le Polygraphe

Can. 1996. Psychological drama by Robert Lepage with Patrick Goyette, Marie Brassard, Peter Stormare.