#quebec cinema

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10 caps from YUL 871 (1966) directed by Jacques Godbout

[perfectpryce]

10th anniversary: Le démantèlement

Canadian release: November 5, 2013

Directed by: Sébastien Pilote

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Mon oncle Antoine

Claude Jutra, 1970

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Scream VI Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett. 2023

Theatre exterior Rue de Boisbriand, Montréal, QC H2X 1K5, Canada See in map

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[artfilmfan]

Red Rooms (Pascal Plante, 2023)

[ascle]

La liste des nommés est sortie aujourd’hui pour les prix Iris (les Césars québécois).

Une récolte de 22 nominations pour l’excellent film : Vampire humaniste cherche suicidaire consentant. 22!!!!

Dont la plus importante celle de la meilleure direction artistique: Ludo!! #familia

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Playing With Fire (2013) [1 min] by Alexandra Levasseur | Canada

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#MoviesIWatch - Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person (2023)

The perfect vampire movie doesn't exi—

#tinyreviews

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Merci Pour Tout [Thanks for Everything] (Louise Archambault, 2019)

[andrewburke]

Objectif, mai 1967.

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Claude Jutras, circa 1957

[canadachronicles]

Today would have been Norma Shearer's 121st birthday! I may celebrate watching Marie Antoinette for the costumes are stunning, and Norma was born to play queens!!!

[bubblegumpopdefiance]

Okay, as a French Canadian American, explain this to me: why is it that when English language movies take place in France, the actors all have a posh London accent? Why not a cute Parisian accent?

Anyways, I’ve always been tempted to sit in a street side cafe in Paris and read Le Petit Prince in my best Quebeçois accent to piss off the locals.

I think my punishment for the English is to sit in a pub and loudly read Shakespeare in my best Texan accent.

They wouldn’t waste their beer by throwing steins of ale at me 😜

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Affliction Paul Schrader. 1997

Funeral Rte 138, Howick, Quebec J0S 1G0, Canada See in map

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[artfilmfan]

You're Sleeping Nicole (Stéphane Lafleur, 2014)

cinematography: Sara Mishara

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Genesis

Movies watched in 2024

Genesis (2018, Canada)

Director & Writer: Philippe Lesage

Mini-review:

Man, I don't really know what to say about this movie. It starts off quite well, as a pretty sensitive and intimate representation of late adolescence and early adulthood. But then it goes completely off the rails during the final 40 minutes or so. For starters, it suddenly hits you with a couple of disturbing twists that don't even fit with the tone. And after that, it drops the initial story entirely and focuses on a bunch of new characters for the last 20 minutes. I'm sure it's supposed to mean something, but I didn't get it at all. That being said, Noée Abita and Théodore Pellerin turn in two beautiful, nuanced performances. All in all, Genesis ended up being rather disappointing.