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"Denis Villeneuve's shared dream of a film takes the simple premise of a man glimpsing his doppelganger while watching a movie and mines every bit of tension and oddity from it — there's hardly a scene that doesn't exude menace."…
"Fiercely intelligent and original...Riddled with nail-biting tension and scenes that are quite simply scary as hell." - Dread Central Directed by veteran cult Canadian filmmaker Bruce McDonald (Hard Core Logo), PONTYPOOL arrived at a moment of zombie-film oversaturation and managed…
“An unforgettable DIY mind-melter, perhaps the best to ever come out of the Great White North, or anywhere else for that matter... Prepare yourself for something life-changing.” - Screen Slate This movie is your new favorite drug. Somewhere in Canada,…
"Eraserhead meets The Legend of Zelda in a black-and-white, cicada-plagued sci-fi trip." - IndieWire In pre-internet 1987, Conor and his dog Sandy live a life of seclusion, lost in the slow-rendering graphics of early Macs and televisions aglow with late…
"CHEERFUL, KITSCH AND CAMP... a succession of truly amazing fashion creations with all the confidence of a generation that thought sex was, above all, fun." - Empire Slip out of your spacesuit and into something more comfortable! It's time to…
You're in for a treat this month! As an addendum to of our January-long "Weird Canada" series, we bring you a mystery movie that's highly enjoyable, visually distinctive, delightfully offbeat, wholly singular, and, of course, 100% Canadian. With a distinctively…
"Hilariously odd and prodigiously inventive, it springs from the eccentric mind of Guy Maddin, whose delirious visions have earned this singular Canadian filmmaker an international cult following." - Newsweek Only the mind of Guy Maddin could conjure up THE SADDEST MUSIC…
"ONE OF THE BEST CANADIAN COMEDIES OF ALL TIME! As genuine in its affection for its working-class dimwits as it is ambitious in its cinematic surrealism, Strange Brew leaves you with the best kind of hangover." - The Globe and Mail Before…
"The dream sequences loom out at the audience with fever-dream intensity... makes utterly alien and peculiar imagery feel present and inescapable." - MUBI Notebook Shot in Toronto on a shoestring budget, THE MASK (retitled Eyes of Hell for its American…
"rguably no other movie has woven so many arresting, initially inexplicable strands into such a richly satisfying narrative tapestry. But that sort of gamesmanship, however brilliant, doesn't explain the full-body chill I still get from the final shot, 18 years…