Selected for Sundance, the finely controlled debut feature of Chicoutimi-based writer-director Sébastien Pilote is well-lauded.

Two legendary films maudits (literally, “accursed films”): one concerning the official Soviet youth organization, and one extravagant cinematic portrait of Mexico.

Eisenstein’s first completed sound film is one of the cinema’s great epics, an operatic historical pageant of astonishing visual grandeur, set to a stirring original score by Prokofiev.

Tarkovsky's penultimate work was shot in Tuscany, and co-written with prolific Italian screenwriter Tonino Guerra (frequent collaborator with Antonioni and Fellini).

Tarkovsky’s final film was made in Sweden with several regular members of Ingmar Bergman’s team, including cinematographer Sven Nykvist.

Few works in cinema can rival the visual splendour or ambitious scale of the great Eisenstein’s magnificent, monumental final film project.

Based on a novel by the noted Polish writer Stanislaw Lem, Tarkovsky’s Solaris is often described as the Soviet 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Steven Soderbergh’s ambitious remake of Tarkovsky's Solaris stars George Clooney and Natascha McElhone.

Two women, separated by centuries, feel an irresistible urge to sing the blues — with the voice of 1920s jazz torch singer Annette Hanshaw.

Two women, separated by centuries, feel an irresistible urge to sing the blues — with the voice of 1920s jazz torch singer Annette Hanshaw. Also screens in Cinema Sunday, Feb. 19.

New 35mm Print! Master of suspense Henri-Georges Clouzot had his greatest success with this legendary 1953 thriller, which won best film honours at both Berlin and Cannes.

New 35mm Restoration! Complete 1925 version with orchestral score! Available for the first time! Chaplin called The Gold Rush “the picture I want to be remembered by.”