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Cinema Sunday

A Film Program for Families
Presented by Pacific Cinémathèque’s Education Department

ALL AGES WELCOME! ► Cinema Sunday is now monthly! Presented by Pacific Cinémathèque’s Education Department, Cinema Sunday is an afternoon film program for children and their families. We invite you to join us every month to watch outstanding movies and take part in follow-up discussions, activities and games intended to be fun and stimulate critical and creative thinking. Our goal is to introduce you to some awesome new films, treasured classics and other favourites — movies that keep you thinking and talking long after you leave the theatre. We hope you’ll join us and make Cinema Sunday a regular addition to your family outings!

 

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Current Showings

The Dark Crystal
This spooky and inventive Jim Henson creation is "a dazzling technological and artistic achievement."
Babe
It’s not every children’s film about a talking pig that gets nominated for seven Oscars!

Recent Screenings

An American Tail: Fievel Goes West
The tale of little Fievel Mousekewitz, who dreams of being a cowboy, while his family looks for a way out of miserable life in New York.
Labyrinth
Jim Henson, creator of The Muppets, directed this imaginative fantasy starring Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie.
The Secret of NIMH
Stunning visuals and an engaging narrative make this one mighty mouse movie!
Whale Rider
The poignant story of a young Maori girl in a modern New Zealand coastal village and her battle to become her tribe’s future leader.
Winged Migration
Soaring through the sky, this documentary gives us a new perspective on the incredible diversity of the planet we call home.
Billy Elliot
Proving once and for all — if it still needs to be said! — that it is not just via football, rugby or other rugged sports that a lad can find his way to manhood.
Mon Oncle Antoine
One of the greatest Canadian films ever made, Mon Oncle Antoine is an evocative, warm-hearted, serio-comic work chronicling the coming-of-age of young Benoît.
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