Right inside the Montréal Science Centre, you’ll find the IMAX®TELUS theatre featuring educational 3D documentary films that amaze audiences of all ages. Travel the world and explore nature thanks to breathtaking images splashed on a giant seven-storey ...
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Follow the rhythm of the sea to this cinema festival in Gaspésie! Discover Les Percéides - Festival international de cinéma et d'art de Percé: this international movie and art festival premieres a hundred films (fiction and documentary) directed by talented ...
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The Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma in Montreal, it is the only festival dedicated exclusively to Quebec's films. For 40 years, it has presented the widest possible range of cinematic genres and approaches, with works by new and established filmmakers. Featuring ...
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The Outaouais Film Festival (FFO) presents annually 100 feature-length fiction, animation and documentary films from about 20 countries. As usual, the festival offers a prominent place to national and international auteur films. Every year, master classes ...
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The Montréal International Children’s Film Festival, better known under it's French acronym FIFEM, will hold its 27th, during school break! Over the years, this important international event, presided over by juries of international professionals and ...
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The Knowlton Film Festival is presented at the fabulous Théâtre Lac-Brome for a week (160 seats). The Festival presents also Short Films from young directors of the Eastern Townships. The Thirsty Boot is a new venue fo the Festival where you can see very ...
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The FCIAT is a true celebration of cinema and all its forms of expression, welcomes more than 100 productions from some 30 countries, including short, medium and full-length features, documentaries, animated films, and fiction films. The Festival puts ...
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The Festival cinéma du monde de Sherbrooke's main focus is to present inspiring and moving films that allow us to gain a glimpse of different cultures. In this way, the festival is an opportunity to learn and explore the world through the lens of filmmakers ...
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The oldest film festival in Canada, the Festival du nouveau cinéma, presents each year in October more than 300 works (short films, feature films, and digital works) by Quebec, Canadian, and foreign creators, along with unprecedented virtual reality and ...
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Plein(s) Écran(s) is a non-profit organization whose mission is the discovery and democratization of short films to the general public. Its DNA is 100% digital and its activities are mostly online since 2016. It is also the first film festival in the ...
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