The she-wolf slips on the Habs' famous Sainte-Flanelle sweater to mark the start of hockey season. Live broadcast followed by a free screening of GOON : Last of the Enforcers. Benefit event for the Montreal Canadiens Children's Foundation.

The tentative beginnings of a love affair in a time of humanitarian aid set in the ravaged landscapes of a war zone.

North Korea as you’ve never seen it in this gripping recollection by celebrated documentarist Claude Lanzmann (Shoah) of a love lost.

Blindness becomes a trigger for emancipation. A debut film, carried by a promising young actress, that’s a breath of fresh air. Ava, 13, is gradually losing her sight.

Takeshi Kitano has some fun with the gangster genre. Massacres and settlings of scores have never been more entertaining.

A colourful odyssey leading to reconciliation for a brother and sis- ter who accidentally kill a goat with their father’s truck.IN COMPETITION CANADIAN PREMIERE

Two contrasting characters in a snapshot of today’s Cuba, walking the line between economic crisis, suppressed free speech and stubborn solidarity....

A portrait of Chicago that also serves as an impressionistic rumina- tion on racism, the social divide and the layout of urban spaces....

A single mother and her rebellious son make some bad judgment calls, only to discover precious little light at the end of the tunnel....

Breath of fresh air from Brazil in this debut that embraces desire and sensuality freely expressed....

A light-hearted romp through Cannes, Claire’s Camera is a delightfully wry comedy that points up the elegance of Hong Sang-Soo’s writing.

An offbeat thriller steeped in influences from both East and West: the latest sensation in Thai cinema....

A distinctively realized political metaphor results when an explosive period of social conflict meets the forces of nature.

An unusual film dedicated to the maker of La Jetée, the most legendary of unknown filmmakers.IN COMPETITION

Niels Schneider, Agathe Bonitzer, Mathieu Amalric, Serge Bozon... Director Arrietta transposes Perrault’s classic tale to a bewitching, contemporary fairyland where the characters play drums and travel by helicopter....

A long healing process is chronicled in this documentary that cap- tures the spirit of a people coming to grips with a traumatic history.

The mind-bending romantic dramedy whose imaginative script, delirious whimsy and powerful feeling have made it a classic.

The famous patriotic anthem of our neighbours to the south forms the inspiration for this novel take on a buddy movie that’s funny, tender and cynical. America! America! From sea to shining sea!...

Shady characters wander around a hotel straight out of a soap opera while tumultuous clashes ring out from the street....

A warm, compassionate story of female emancipation set in Vancou- ver’s Chinese community is well served by two talented actresses. Twenty-three years after Double Happiness, IN COMPETITION...

A huge loft in an abandoned industrial zone is the setting for a tense, claustrophobic love affair.

In keeping with her poetic aesthetic and experimental approach, Abigail Child’s collage-essay on anarcho-feminist Emma Goldman explores the revolutionary politics and commitment to personal freedom of The Most Dangerous Woman in America....

The prolific Canadian filmmaker’s analytical, experimental and highly personal take on a collection of short films made by the Red Cross.

Lock the giallo in an Art Nouveau building, and you get a paranoid caper, petrifying yet intensely beautiful....

To complete Denis Côté's Carte Blanche program, the director has selected short films (from documentaries to experimental films) focusing on the aesthetic of the human body. Fascinating in all its form, at times sensual, violent, mysterious, and/or intimate, the body representations created by...