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BEST NEW FILMS FROM JULY 7 – SEPTEMBER 13 AFI SILVER THEATRE AND CULTURAL CENTER CANADA NOW BEST NEW FILMS FROM CANADA 2017 JULY 7 – SEPTEMBER 13, 2017 AFI SILVER THEATRE AND CULTURAL CENTER

On the occasion of Canada's 150th anniversary, AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center and present this selection of both classic and contemporary Canadian cinema. As the Hollywood studio system began to falter in the 1960s, Canada seized the initiative with innovative financing and artist-friendly state support to bolster a that eventually launched the careers of internationally acclaimed filmmakers like , , , , and . Today, a new wave of Québécois filmmakers have become sought-after directors for A-list Hollywood pictures, such as Jean-Marc Vallée — director of DALLAS BUYERS CLUB, WILD and the HBO smash BIG LITTLE LIES — and , Oscar®-nominated for Best Director for 2016's ARRIVAL and whose upcoming is one of the year's most anticipated releases. Meanwhile, enfant terrible has won major awards at the . This series combines a diverse selection of contemporary films, from both veteran and emerging filmmakers, along with a selection of classic Canadian films from some of the country's most accomplished talents. Special thanks to Telefilm Canada and the Embassy of Canada in Washington, DC, for their generous support of this program.

All screenings take place at the AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center, 8633 Colesville Road — downtown Silver Spring, MD.

TICKETS

$13 General Admission

$10 Seniors (65 and over)

$10 Students with valid ID, and military personnel (discounted tickets available at box office only)

$950 AFI Members (2-Star level & up)

$8 Children (12 and under)

$10 Matinee tickets, weekdays before 5:00 p.m., Sat. & Sun. before noon (holidays excluded)

For further information and to purchase tickets visit AFI.com/Silver or call 301.495.6700. OPENING NIGHT WEIRDOS (2016) Fri, Jul 7, 7:30

Q&A with filmmaker Bruce McDonald

Renowned director Bruce McDonald (HARD CORE LOGO, PONTYPOOL) — a key figure in Canadian film for over three decades — returns with this offbeat and endearing coming- of-age story about teenagers in small-town Nova Scotia in 1976. As July 4th approaches and America gets ready to celebrate its bicentennial, 15- year-old platonic pals Kit (Dylan Authors) and Alice (Julia Sarah Stone) decide to hitchhike out of their tiny Canadian town to visit Kit's gloriously eccentric and unstable mother (, DEADWOOD), in faraway . This understated, insightful existential road movie boasts an excellent 1970s soundtrack, a dollop or two of magic realism and an impressive ensemble cast. (Note courtesy of Telefilm Canada.) DIR Bruce McDonald; SCR Daniel MacIvor; PROD Marc Almon, Mike MacMillan. Canada, 2016, b&w, 89 min. NOT RATED

GOON Tue, Jul 18, 7:10 Bar bouncer Doug Glatt (Seann William Scott) dreams of the success enjoyed by minor league hockey goon Ross Rhea (Liev Schreiber). When a chance encounter with an on-ice thug leads to a bloody fist fight that Doug easily wins, the coach of the Halifax Highlanders sees Doug's hockey playing potential, despite his lack of ability and skates. Standing up to the other players' taunts, Doug joins the team, and with the encouragement of his best friend (Jay Baruchel, KNOCKED UP) becomes a rising star. This cult comedy boasts a script by director Michael Dowse (FUBAR, WHAT IF), actor Baruchel and comedy multi-hyphenate Evan Goldberg (THE DISASTER ARTIST, THIS IS THE END). DIR Michael Dowse; SCR/PROD Jay Baruchel; SCR Evan Goldberg, from the book by Adam Frattasio and Douglas Smith; PROD Don Carmody, Ian Dimerman, David Gross, André Rouleau. Canada/U.S., 2011, color, 92 min. RATED R MY INTERNSHIP IN CANADA [GUIBORD S'EN VA-T-EN GUERRE] Wed, Jul 19, 7:10 Guibord (Patrick Huard, BON COP, BAD COP) is an independent MP who represents Prescott-Makadewà-Rapides-aux Outardes, a vast county in northern . As the entire country watches, Guibord finds himself in the awkward position of holding the decisive vote to determine whether Canada will go to war. Accompanied by his wife, his daughter and an idealistic intern from Haiti named Souverain (Irdens Exantus), Guibord travels across his district to consult his constituents. This biting political satire depicts politicians, citizens and lobbyists going head-to-head, tearing democracy to shreds. (Note courtesy of Films Distribution.) DIR/SCR ; PROD Luc Déry, Kim McCraw. Canada, 2016, color, 108 min. In French, English and Creole with English subtitles. NOT RATED

30th ANNIVERSARY I'VE HEARD THE MERMAIDS SINGING Mon, Jul 24, 7:30 The first film by Patricia Rozema (INTO THE FOREST, MANSFIELD PARK) is a bittersweet story of self-discovery which won the Prix de la Jeunesse at the 1987 Cannes Film Festival. When aspiring photographer and professional daydreamer Polly Vandersma (Sheila McCarthy) lands a job as an assistant to self-important art dealer and painter Gabrielle (), she becomes infatuated, blown away by what she sees as astronomical talent, business acumen and sophistication. When Polly takes naive measures to help her idol achieve artistic success, however, she gradually discovers that Gabrielle may not be everything she seems. DIR/SCR/PROD Patricia Rozema; PROD Alexandra Raffe. Canada, 1987, b&w/color, 81 min. RATED R 15th ANNIVERSARY BOLLYWOOD/HOLLYWOOD Wed, Jul 26, 7:30 Known for her acclaimed (FIRE, EARTH and WATER), Indo-Canadian auteur Deepa Mehta takes a lighter tone with this delightful Bollywood-inspired rom- com about Rahul (, LOVE AAJ KAL, WAKE UP SID), a young businessman pressured by his traditional Indian mother (Moushumi Chatterjee) to pick a bride after his white fiancée dies in a bizarre accident. To placate his family, Raul hires an escort (, WATER) to pose as his fiancée. Simultaneously celebrating Bollywood cinema and reflecting Canada's rich and diverse cultural landscape, the film is replete with spontaneous musical numbers, silly situations and serious romance. DIR/SCR Deepa Mehta; PROD David Hamilton. Canada/, 2002, color, 105 min. In English, Hindi and Spanish with English subtitles. RATED PG-13

20th ANNIVERSARY THE SWEET HEREAFTER Tue, Aug 1, 7:10 Adapting Russell Banks' heart-wrenching novel, auteur Atom Egoyan transports the story to a mountain community in British Columbia. When a bus accident leaves 14 children dead, a big-city lawyer (Ian Holm, CHARIOTS OF FIRE, THE LORD OF THE RINGS) convinces the victims' families to embark on a class-action suit against their town. An unsparing look at tragedy, loss and grief, the film also features director/writer (, TAKE THIS WALTZ) as a teenage survivor of the crash. The first Canadian film to win the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival, it received Oscar® nominations for Best Director and Adapted Screenplay. DIR/SCR/PROD Atom Egoyan, from the novel by Russell Banks; PROD . Canada, 1997, color, 112 min. RATED R WINDOW HORSES (THE POETIC PERSIAN EPIPHANY OF ROSIE MING) Wed, Aug 2, 7:00 Veteran indie animator Ann Marie Fleming's charming animated feature follows aspiring Chinese-Iranian-Canadian poet Rosie Ming on an amazing trip to a poetry festival in Iran. Travelling alone from her home in to Shiraz, the awkward, tentative Rosie soon finds herself in the company of renowned Persian poets and writers from Europe who ask about her Iranian roots. In this heady world of poetry and politics, she uncovers secrets about the Iranian father she thought had abandoned her as a child. At once whimsical and serious, personal and geopolitical, this animated marvel features the voices of Don McKellar, Ellen Page and . (Note courtesy of Telefilm Canada.) DIR/SCR/PROD Ann Marie Fleming; PROD Sandra Oh. Canada, 2016, color, 88 min. In English, Farsi and Mandarin with English subtitles. NOT RATED

GOOD RIDDANCE (1980) [LES BONS DÉBARRAS] Sun, Aug 6, 5:30 Repeatedly placed on lists of the top 10 Canadian films of all time, GOOD RIDDANCE took home eight Genies (Canada's equivalent to Oscars®) in 1981 and has come to be regarded as a classic of Québécois cinema. Michelle () is an overwhelmed working mother caring for her precocious, unstable 13-year-old daughter Manon (Charlotte Laurier, THE DAME IN COLOR) and mentally challenged brother Guy (Germain Houde). Jealous of her mother's suitors and angry at being left home to care for Guy, Manon sets off a course of events that will change the family forever. Restoration by Éléphant: The Memory of Quebec Cinema. DIR ; SCR Réjean Ducharme: PROD Marcia Couëlle, Claude Godbout. Canada, 1980, color, 120 min. In French with English subtitles. NOT RATED [UN 32 AOÛT SUR TERRE] Mon, Aug 7, 7:20 Denis Villeneuve (ARRIVAL, BLADE RUNNER 2049, ) made a splash at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival with this debut feature, a sweet and soulful road movie about Simone (Pascale Bussières, WHEN NIGHT IS FALLING), a young woman sent into existential free-fall after surviving a car crash. Feeling her mortality, she quits her job, cancels a trip and decides to have a baby. Her ideal candidate for father is her best friend Phillipe (Alexis Martin), who feigns agreement on the near-impossible condition that they conceive in a desert. Undeterred, Simone locates the nearest desert and the pair leaves for Utah, where an unexpected journey of self-discovery awaits. This restoration by Éléphant: The Memory of Quebec Cinema premiered at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival. DIR/SCR Denis Villeneuve; PROD Roger Frappier. Canada, 1998, color, 88 min. In French with English subtitles. NOT RATED

GOON: LAST OF THE ENFORCERS Tue, Aug 8, 7:10 A sequel to the 2011 cult hockey comedy GOON, actor Jay Baruchel's (KNOCKED UP, THIS IS THE END) directorial debut revisits Doug "The Thug" Glatt (Seann William Scott, AMERICAN PIE) and his team, the Halifax Highlanders, during a pro hockey lockout. Sidelined after one too many hits and now married with a baby on the way, Doug has hung up his skates and is settling into life as an insurance salesman. But when his nemesis (hockey-pro-turned-actor Wyatt Russell, 22 JUMP STREET, EVERYBODY WANTS SOME!!) is made captain of the Highlanders and new ownership threatens to tear his team apart, Doug is compelled back into action. DIR/SCR Jay Baruchel; SCR Jesse Chabot, from the novel "Goon" by Adam Frattasio and Douglas Smith; PROD David Gross, André Rouleau. Canada, 2017, color, 101 min. NOT RATED KONELINE: OUR LAND BEAUTIFUL Wed, Aug 9, 7:20 Award-winning documentary filmmaker Nettie Wild () creates a visually stunning celebration of an extraordinary part of the world, as well as a politically charged examination of the agents of "progress" increasingly encroaching on the pristine landscapes of northern British Columbia. Set in the Tahltan territory, the film explores the various human forces, good and not so good, currently at work in this previously unspoiled environment: there are drilling companies, construction crews erecting massive transmission towers and indigenous Tahltan people's community elders protesting and debating what is happening on their land. (Note courtesy of Telefilm Canada.) DIR/SCR Nettie Wild; PROD Betsy Carson. Canada, 2016, color, 96 min. In English and Tahltan with English subtitles. NOT RATED

25th ANNIVERSARY, 2K RESTORATION LÉOLO Sun, Aug 13, 12:30 Jean-Claude Lauzon's dark and outrageously original coming-of-age fantasy tells the story of Léo Lauzon (Maxime Collin), a boy living in a tenement with his mentally unstable family. His only escape is a rich fantasy world in which he is Léolo Lozone, an Italian boy conceived when his mother fell into a cart of semen-covered Sicilian tomatoes. But, as his precarious balance of reality and fantasy begins to crumble, Léo's disparate worlds seem to collide. Funny, grotesque, sweet and surreal — and scored by Tom Waits — LÉOLO was Lauzon's second and final film before his untimely death in 1997. This 2K restoration by restoration by Éléphant: The Memory of Quebec Cinema premiered at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival. DIR/SCR Jean-Claude Lauzon; PROD Aimée Danis, . Canada, 1992, color, 107 min. In French with English subtitles. NOT RATED Wed, Aug 16, 7:10 Kevan Funk's debut feature is an elegant film about the inelegant realities of being a hockey enforcer and literally fighting one's way to the big leagues. As a minor-league team's tough guy, Tyson (Jared Abrahamson) is expected to protect the more skilled players. But when his violent play leads to the serious injury of an opposing player, Tyson finds himself on the wrong side of the team, the league, the community and even his family. This astute critique of the culture of violence inherent in Canada's national sport is also a fascinating drama of identity, masculinity and isolation. If had made a film about hockey, this would be it. (Note courtesy of Telefilm Canada.) DIR/SCR Kevan Funk; PROD Daniel Domachowski, Haydn Wazelle. Canada, 2016, color, 110 min. NOT RATED

10th Anniversary MY Wed, Aug 16, 9:30 Visionary super-auteur Guy Maddin's "docu-fantasia" melds fact, memory, myth and metafiction to paint a loving portrait of his hometown and the reasons the film's narrator, a character named Guy Maddin, is trying desperately to leave it. Following and BRAND UPON THE BRAIN!, the film completes Maddin's autobiographical "Me Trilogy," defying genre and stylistic classification, to create a cold-as-ice, somniferous city of dreams, hockey and disappointment. Weaving together recycled footage and melodramatic recreations (starring B-movie cult icon in her final role), Maddin binds personal autobiography with the landmarks and historical events he sees as key to Winnipeg's identity. DIR/SCR/PROD Guy Maddin; SCR George Toles; PROD Phyllis Laing, Jody Shapiro. Canada, 2007, color/b&w, 80 min. NOT RATED STORIES WE TELL Mon, Aug 21, 7:30 Oscar®-nominated director/writer Sarah Polley (, TAKE THIS WALTZ) is both filmmaker and detective in this genre-twisting documentary about her own complicated family history. Exploring slippery notions of memory, truth and identity, Polley investigates the relationship between her parents, interweaving candid interviews with Super 8 recreations of a memoir narrated by Polley's father. As various characters relate their version of the family mythology, present-day recollections shift into nostalgia- tinged glimpses of Polley's mother, who died in 1990. As inconsistences and paradoxes emerge, Polley paints a complicated and loving portrait of her family, finding her way to truths that move beyond mere fact. DIR/SCR Sarah Polley; PROD Anita Lee. Canada, 2012, color/b&w, 108 min. RATED PG-13

SEARCHERS (2016) [MALIGLUTIT] Wed, Aug 23, 7:30 Inuk filmmaker (ATANARJUAT: THE FAST RUNNER, Caméra d'Or winner at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival) returns with an epic inspired by the classic 1956 John Ford Western of the same name. , circa 1913: when Kuanana (Benjamin Kunuk) returns from hunting caribou to find his wife and daughter kidnapped and his home ransacked, he sets off across the barren Arctic with his band of maliglutit (followers) and his father's spirit helper — the loon Kallulik — to overturn fate, reap revenge and reunite his family. DIR/SCR/PROD Zacharias Kunuk; DIR ; SCR Norman Cohn; PROD Cara Di Staulo, Jonathan Frantz. Canada, 2016, color, 94 min. In with English subtitles. NOT RATED SHIVERS (1975) (AKA THE PARASITE MURDERS AKA THEY CAME FROM WITHIN) Fri, Aug 25, 11:59 & Sat, Aug 26, 11:59 David Cronenberg's third feature confirmed him as a master of body horror. In a Montreal high-rise, an unorthodox scientist accidentally releases a culture of parasites. Transmitted via sexual contact, the organisms infect the building's residents one by one, creating a sex-crazed horde who will stop at nothing to satisfy their primal lust and pass the pathogen to the next victim. A doctor living in the building (Paul Hampton) and his aide (Lynn Lowry) may be humanity's only hope. SHIVERS was funded with taxpayers' money via the Canadian Film Development Corporation — a cause for consternation for some at the time, but now a source of national pride. DIR/SCR David Cronenberg; PROD Ivan Reitman. Canada, 1975, color, 87 min. RATED R

THE CONFESSIONAL (1995) [LE CONFESSIONNAL] Sat, Aug 26, 1:45 I CONFESS (1953) plays at AFI Silver on Aug 25 & 27, see AFI.com/Silver for details

In actor 's ( OF MONTREAL) directorial debut, two stories separated by three decades play out in Québec city. In 1989, following his father's death, Pierre Lamontagne (, BLACK ROBE, ) embarks on a quest to unravel the identity of his adopted brother's biological father. The search leads him back to 1952, just as arrives in Québec City to film I CONFESS, and a pregnant, unmarried young woman makes her own decisive and fateful confession. Part Hitchcockian homage, part neo-noir, weaves together past and present to reveal a complex, decades-long family secret. DIR/SCR Robert Lepage; PROD Philippe Carcassonne, David Puttnam, Denise Robert. Canada/UK/, 1995, color/b&w, 100 min. In English and French with English subtitles. NOT RATED NELLY Mon, Aug 28, 7:00 Based on the life and electrifying writings of former sex worker-turned-bestselling novelist Nelly Arcan (born Isabelle Fortier), acclaimed director/writer Anne Émond's (NUIT #1, ) third feature is a powerhouse drama of sexuality and solitude. Arcan's first novel "Putain" ("Whore") enjoyed instant critical and popular success upon its release in 2001. Émond explores Nelly's (Mylène Mackay) blurring of identities as she struggles to make meaning in her life while simultaneously performing that life in various personae. NELLY is an arresting tale of a brilliant yet troubled woman haunted by her past, her beauty and her uncertain future. (Note courtesy of Telefilm Canada.) DIR/SCR Anne Émond, from the novels "Folle" and "Putain" by Nelly Arcan; PROD Nicole Robert. Canada, 2016, color, 101 min. In English and French with English subtitles. NOT RATED

CAFÉ DE FLORE Mon, Aug 28, 9:10 In Jean-Marc Vallée's (C.R.A.Z.Y., DALLAS BUYERS CLUB, WILD) powerful transatlantic drama, two interwoven stories about love and destiny unfold across time and between continents. In present-day Montreal, successful DJ Antoine (singer-songwriter Kevin Parent in his acting debut) balances his career with his responsibilities to his new love (Évelyne Brochu, POLYTECHNIQUE, ), his daughters and his ex-wife (Hélène Florent, SARAH PREFERS TO RUN). In 1969 , Jacqueline (multihyphenate , GIRL ON THE BRIDGE), a fiercely devoted mother of a young boy with Down syndrome, defies the doctors and her husband to fight for her son. DIR/SCR Jean- Marc Vallée; PROD Pierre Even; Marie-Claude Poulin. Canada/France, 2011, color, 120 min. In French with English subtitles. NOT RATED THE DECLINE OF THE AMERICAN EMPIRE [LE DÉCLIN DE L'EMPIRE AMÉRICAIN] Sun, Sep 3, 1:00 When University of Montreal academic Rémy (Rémy Girard, , INCENDIES) and his wife (Dorothée Berryman, THE BARBARIAN INVASIONS) gather with friends at a country retreat, conversational topics quickly turn to sex. While the male contingent prepares dinner, trading stories of sexual escapades and infidelity, their female counterparts tell their own tales at a nearby gym. Far from the constraints of lofty academic life, nothing is taboo. But, as the men and women gather over dinner, what started as a titillating discussion among friends reveals shocking and hurtful secrets. Best Foreign Language Film Oscar® nominee. DIR/SCR Denys Arcand; PROD Roger Frappier, René Malo. Canada, 1986, color, 101 min. In French with English subtitles. RATED R

THE APPRENTICESHIP OF DUDDY KRAVITZ Mon, Sep 4, 1:15 's (, , WEEKEND AT BERNIE'S) dark comedy about a young man struggling to make his name and fortune won the Golden Bear at the 1974 Berlin Film Festival. Richard Dreyfuss stars as Duddy Kravitz, the younger son of a working-class Montreal Jewish family and a man of serious ambition. While working as a waiter at a Jewish resort hotel in the Laurentian Mountains, Duddy sees an opportunity to make his mark. Chronicling Duddy's short and dubious rise to power, Mordecai Richler adapted the Oscar®-nominated screenplay from his own celebrated novel. DIR Ted Kotcheff; SCR Mordecai Richler, from his novel; PROD John Kemeny. Canada, 1974, color, 120 min. RATED PG THE DEMONS (2015) [LES DÉMONS] Wed, Sep 6, 7:30 Award-winning documentarian Philippe Lesage (THE HEART THAT BEATS) turned to narrative filmmaking with stunning results in this set in 1980s suburban Montreal. While the city is blighted by a series of kidnappings targeting young boys, nine-year-old Felix (newcomer Édouard Tremblay-Grenier) is busy finishing his school year. As the peripheral knowledge of these abductions begins to permeate Felix's fragile consciousness, his imagined demons slowly start to mirror an increasingly nightmarish reality around him. DIR/SCR/PROD Philippe Lesage; PROD Galilé Marion- Gauvin. Canada, 2015, color, 118 min. In French with English subtitles. NOT RATED

MY UNCLE ANTOINE [ ANTOINE] Sat, Sep 9, 12:30 's evocative portrait of a boy's coming of age in wintry 1940s rural Québec has been consistently cited by critics and scholars as the greatest Canadian film of all time. Delicate, naturalistic and tinged with a striking mix of nostalgia and menace, the film follows Benoit, as he first encounters the twin terrors of sex and death, and his fellow villagers, who are living under the thumb of the local asbestos mine owner. Set during one ominous Christmas, is a holiday film unlike any other, and an authentically detailed illustration of childhood's twilight. (Note courtesy of Janus Films.) DIR/SCR Claude Jutra; SCR Clément Perron; PROD Marc Beaudet. Canada, 1971, color, 104 min. In French with English subtitles. NOT RATED (2009) [J'AI TUÉ MA MÈRE] Mon, Sep 11, 7:00 Wunderkind Xavier Dolan (IT'S ONLY THE END OF THE WORLD, MOMMY) burst onto the world stage at age 20 with this daring semi-autobiographical feature about an angry young man growing up, and navigating a near-matricidal relationship with his single mother (, , MOMMY). Seventeen-year-old Montreal teen Hubert (Dolan) regards his mother with complete disdain, embarrassed by her choices of clothing and decor and enraged by her every move — the way she eats, drives, applies mascara. As arguments and misunderstandings escalate, Dolan paints a wickedly humorous and moving portrait of unconventional motherly love and teenage angst. DIR/SCR/PROD Xavier Dolan. Canada, 2009, color/b&w, 96 min. In French with English subtitles. NOT RATED

IT'S ONLY THE END OF THE WORLD [JUSTE LA FIN DU MONDE] Wed, Sep 13, 7:00 The latest from Canadian wunderkind Xavier Dolan, this Canada-France coproduction revolves around Louis (), a terminally ill playwright who returns from Paris to his family in small-town France after a 12-year absence. As Louis struggles to find the right moment to reveal his secret, his very presence unleashes old family tensions. Intense, emotionally raw and supremely stylish, the film boasts an all-star cast including , , Léa Seydoux and . Winner of the Grand Prix at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival and Best Director at the 2016 César Awards. (Note courtesy of Telefilm Canada.) DIR/SCR/PROD Xavier Dolan, from the play by Jean-Luc Lagarce; PROD Sylvain Corbeil, , Elisha Karmitz, Nathanaël Karmitz, Michel Merkt. Canada/France, 2016, color, 99 min. In French with English subtitles. NOT RATED SCHEDULE

FRI, JUL 7, 7:30 WEIRDOS (2016) Q&A with filmmaker Bruce McDonald

TUE, JUL 18, 7:10 GOON

WED, JUL 19, 7:10 MY INTERNSHIP IN CANADA [GUIBORD S'EN VA-T-EN GUERRE]

MON, JUL 24, 7:30 I'VE HEARD THE MERMAIDS SINGING

WED, JUL 26, 7:30 BOLLYWOOD/HOLLYWOOD

TUE, AUG 1, 7:10 THE SWEET HEREAFTER

WED, AUG 2, 7:00 WINDOW HORSES (THE POETIC PERSIAN EPIPHANY OF ROSIE MING)

SUN, AUG 6, 5:30 GOOD RIDDANCE (1980) [LES BONS DÉBARRAS]

MON, AUG 7, 7:20 AUGUST 32ND ON EARTH [UN 32 AOÛT SUR TERRE]

TUE, AUG, 8, 7:10 GOON: LAST OF THE ENFORCERS

WED, AUG 9, 7:20 KONELINE: OUR LAND BEAUTIFUL

SUN, AUG 13, 12:30 LÉOLO

WED, AUG 16, 7:10 HELLO DESTROYER

WED, AUG 16, 9:30

MON, AUG 21, 7:30 STORIES WE TELL

WED, AUG 23, 7:30 SEARCHERS (2016) [MALIGLUTIT]

FRI, AUG 25, 11:59 & SHIVERS (1975) (AKA THE PARASITE MURDERS SAT, AUG 26, 11:59 AKA THEY CAME FROM WITHIN)

SAT, AUG 26, 1:45 THE CONFESSIONAL (1995) [LE CONFESSIONNAL]

MON, AUG 28, 7:00 NELLY

MON, AUG 28, 9:30 CAFÉ DE FLORE

SUN, SEP 3, 1:00 THE DECLINE OF THE AMERICAN EMPIRE [LE DÉCLIN DE L'EMPIRE AMÉRICAIN]

MON, SEP 4, 1:15 THE APPRENTICESHIP OF DUDDY KRAVITZ

WED, SEP 6, 7:30 THE DEMONS (2015) [LES DÉMONS]

SAT, SEP 9, 12:30 MY UNCLE ANTOINE [MON ONCLE ANTOINE]

MON, SEP 11, 7:00 I KILLED MY MOTHER (2009) [J'AI TUÉ MA MÈRE]

WED, SEP 13, 7:00 IT’S ONLY THE END OF THE WORLD [JUSTE LA FIN DU MONDE]