Montreal was the scene of a crime against cinema: the making of Beastly
This Twilight-adjacent take on Beauty and the Beast is torture from minute one.
Société des arts technologiques in Montreal extends SAT Fest until Aug. 28
A mesmerizing experience inside the Satosphere dome.
Montreal filmmaker Denis Villeneuve talks about his adaptation of Dune
The film is due to be released in December 2020.
The Cinémathèque québécoise has reopened
Exhibitions are on today, screenings start on Wednesday.
Jay Baruchel goes horror with Random Acts of Violence
An interview with the Montreal ex-pat about his new slasher movie, which does more than just terrify.
Drunk Nicolas Cage, a psycho killer and a jaguar make Primal compelling
That said, the bar for Nicolas Cage movies is pretty low.
The Outpost is a solid depiction of a military tragedy
Though it falls prey to many clichés of the genre, this Afghanistan-set war film has its heart in the right place.
The top movies to watch in theatres and at home in July
From prestigious dramas, period biopics and political thrillers to possession horror, fantasy-adventure and Funny or Die comedy.
RIDM film festival extended to three weeks for 2020 hybrid edition
Events will be held in-person and online.
5 cool new movies coming soon from Montreal’s les Films du 3 mars
Indie Montreal movies to watch this summer.