Q&A with Guillaume Langlois from November 6 to 8 | Where Everything Comes Together
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The Cinémathèque québécoise conserves Quebec’s and Canadian cinema, as well as international animated film. Its mission is also to present these works and support cinematic art in all its forms.
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What is Forbidden Cinematheque? It's the great parallel history of cinema. The history of exploitation cinema, seduction, ecstatic frenzy, and the unbridled audacity of a pop culture that dares to do anything. It’s also an opportunity to regularly get together and dive into our archives in search of hidden gems and a wide variety of cinematic delights, all on 35mm and 16mm prints.
For this great comeback, we present a double feature (The Marshes of Death) that include the French version of Swamp Thing (La créature du marais) by Wes Craven and the original version of Frogs by George McCowan. Presented by Julien Fonfrède!
