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“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,…
"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…
"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…
“Fast, funny and vastly entertaining, HIS GIRL FRIDAY is, if anything, brighter and breezier than THE FRONT PAGE of which it is a brilliant remake.” - Philadelphia Inquirer An inspired bit of cinematic alchemy, HIS GIRL FRIDAY took Ben Hecht…
" is considered by many to be not just the best animator of his era, but the best of all time." - Washington Post Arkadin is ecstatic to present, in beautifully restored versions, some of the greatest animated films ever…
"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…
Screen gangster James Cagney trades in Gatling guns for tap shoes in Lloyd Bacon’s star-studded 1933 backstage musical FOOTLIGHT PARADE. He plays Chester Kent, a theatrical producer whose job is on the line thanks to the popularity of new talking…