Visions Ouest screens a lighthearted Cannes entry that looks at family, connection, and fine art, bouncing between 1895 and 2025
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French videographer and activist Vincent Verzat reconnects with biodiversity in Visions Ouest presentation
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Strong performances in the story of a French bookstore owner who forms bonds with a father and child make Visions Ouest’s final summer installment a must-see
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People-pleasing goes haywire as Visions Ouest presents the sequel to the hit Quebec comedy Menteur
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Visions Ouest presents the Cannes opener about a star chef who reconnects with her earthy, truck-stop roots
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Documentary restores more than a hundred shorts by the legendary Lumière Brothers, in Visions Ouest presentation
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Copresented with Visions Ouest, new comedy mixes unvarnished look at alcoholism with desert adventure
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La Femme Cachée faces buried trauma; En Fanfare celebrates the power of music; and Saint-Exupéry tells an old-style adventure story
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Program opens with Charles Aznavour biopic Monsieur Aznavour and closes with Antoine de Saint-Exupéry tribute Saint-Exupéry
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Opening La Tournée Québec Cinéma, nostalgic comedy mixes with church abuse of power in a Montreal neighbourhood
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Romantic locales, witty repartee, and entrancing music in biopic about “France’s Frank Sinatra”
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White rabbits and Magritte clouds, as Visions Ouest presents film of Orchestre symphonique de Montréal’s epic and affecting multimedia performance
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At Rendez-Vous French Film Festival, movie captures the poetry, imagery, and culture shocks of refugee family’s journey to Quebec
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Making its Vancouver premiere at Rendez-Vous French Film Festival, Julien Capraro’s new NFB movie assesses the good, the bad, and the ugly of the emerging laptop-and-sweatpants generation
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In the movie based on critically lauded Quebec play La Meute, two people form an unlikely bond in a remote B&B
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In stylish film hitting la Tournée Québec Cinéma at Studio 16, standout star Sara Montpetit plays a bloodsucker who hates the idea of killing
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From Quebec, a manic and stylized satire of sexism, plus a defiantly nonjudgmental look at female sex addicts
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Rendez-Vous French Film Festival matinee features Q&A with Quebec codirector Sarah Nacer
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Film is based on the true 1960s story of Romain Gary and Jean Seberg, and their struggles to retrain a dog bred to attack Black people
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Both films, part of Black History Month screenings at VIFF Centre, untangle true events
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