#deniscote

[naaf]

Being in Berlin Again III. Q&A with director #deniscote (Vic and Flo Saw a Bear, A Skin So Soft) after a screening of Répertoire des villes disparues (Ghost Town Anthology) in the Odeon #movietheater. @berlinale #berlinale #odeonberlin #berlinfilmfestival #germanfilm #qanda #berlinale2019 #redcurtain #berlinfilmfestival2019 #odeon #69thberlinfilmfestival #berlin #filmfestival #shotwithhuaweip10 #shotonhuaweip10 #valenciafilter #instagood #instapic #instamovie #photooftheday #thisisbagleyinberlin #likeforlike #likeforfollow (hier: Odeon) https://www.instagram.com/thisisbagley/p/Bt4V2GTnn1Z/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1o034qt2c9ekm

[archivistariel]

These are images from the next film I’m about to see, #SkinSoSoft by #deniscote My kinda film, eh? #burlyboys #afifest #bodybuilding #canadiancinema #masculinity #VeryArielMovie

[filmsboutique]

The films of the French-Canadian director Denis Cote are challenging, but only a coward registers all challenges as bad. We must not be cowards in the case of Cote’s films. We must confront and experience them as fully as possible. They deserve our effort.

[thecinematheque-blog]

Internet romance provides a premise for Denis Côté’s intimate, unsettling second feature, OUR PRIVATE LIVES, in which a couple who have only met online spend a week together at a remote cabin.  

Screens @ The Cinematheque March 28 + April 3 in our series Drifting States: The Films Of Denis Côté.

[thecinematheque-blog]

DRIFTING STATES Denis Côté’s assured feature debut blends fiction and documentary elements to create this powerful study of alienation and isolation in Montreal.

Screening March 27 + 28 @ The Cinematheque in our series Drifting States: The Films Of Denis Côté.

[thecinematheque-blog]

"The films of the French-Canadian director Denis Cote are challenging, but only a coward registers all challenges as bad. We must not be cowards in the case of Cote’s films. We must confront and experience them as fully as possible. They deserve our effort."

Discover the films of one of Canada's most exciting filmmakers, Denis Côté, in The Cinematheque's series, Drifting States: The Films of Denis Côté.