In collaboration with Cinéma Moderne, Vidéographe presents a program of works created by members of Réalisatrices équitables. Our aim is to highlight the organization’s work while showcasing that of the female artists in our collection. The program takes an introspective approach to relationships with oneself and others, with works by Claudie Lévesque, Sarah Bourdeau and […]
Special screening with director Anne Émond in attendance 15$ ticket including a drink offered by Vidéographe In collaboration with Vidéographe, Cinéma Moderne presents a program of four short fiction films by Anne Émond, who will be on site to present her work and answer questions from the public. Plus rien ne vouloir, L’ordre des choses, […]
Program presented in collaboration with Vidéographe This program is dedicated to the memory of Manon Labrecque, a delicate artist of integrity and uniqueness, who passed away too soon earlier this year. Curated by Denis Vaillancourt, it aims to highlight the richness of the artist’s work, focusing in particular on the performativity of the body and […]
Special screening with filmmaker in attendance. Join the Vidéographe team for a special screening of Robert Morin’s powerful film, Tristesse modèle réduit. Experience the unique blend of documentary and fiction that defines Morin’s cinematic voice, and take part in a rare opportunity to hear his insights on the film and his career. During the event, […]
Screening with filmmaker André-Line Beauparlant in attendance As part of Vidéoclub and in collaboration with Cinéma Moderne, Vidéographe presents “Three Princesses for Roland”. Through a tender lens, director André-Line Beauparlant introduces us to her aunt Madeleine, cousin Nathalie, and second cousin Caroline. Three generations of women whose lives bear striking resemblances and repetitions. It’s an […]
SÉRIE C’EST ARRIVÉ PRÈS DE CHEZ NOUS For the third haunting adventure in our recurring series, C’est arrivé près de chez nous, we dive into a classic from Canada’s reigning horror master with David Cronenberg’s Videodrome. Despite its already established reputation among cinephiles, don’t be fooled – Videodrome remains as shocking and bewildering as it […]
Stéphane Lafleur’s first feature since the 2014 Cannes hit and TIFF selection Tu dors Nicole, Viking is ample proof that the director’s distinctive take on the human condition is as singular as ever — his empathy for those on the outside looking in and his flair for absurdist images are wonderfully present. Viking places Lafleur’s […]
March 13th screening with filmmaker Jean-François Leblanc and screenwriter Samuel Cantin in attendance Lucien is a morose and misanthropic demon who descended to Earth more than 350 years ago. Cloistered in his bookstore, he finds his peace disturbed by the arrival of Daniel, an enthusiastic human assistant. Together, they find themselves on an unlikely mission […]
The sophomore feature from Tsai Ming-liang (REBELS OF THE NEON GOD; GOODBYE, DRAGON INN) finds the acclaimed master of Taiwan’s Second New Wave demonstrating a confident new cinematic voice. VIVE L’AMOUR follows three characters unknowingly sharing a supposedly empty Taipei apartment. The beautiful realtor May Lin (Yang Kuei-mei) brings her lover Ah-jung (Chen Chao-jung) to […]
In collaboration with FNC At the end of the day, what’s life all about? After a recent (and far too close) brush with the Grim Reaper, provocateur filmmaker Gaspar Noé pondered the question. The result is Vortex, arguably his most radical and surprising work to date, which screened to acclaim at the last Cannes Festival. […]