Black Ink (Part 2)
Our Ciné sur cour(t) event is back for the Fall! The program includes outdoor screenings, discussions and meetings with the artists, special events and a festive atmosphere!
For the occasion, the screenings at our Centre d’art et d’essai will all be at the special student rate of $11. Don't miss it!
The mission of the Centre d'art et essai de la Cinémathèque québécoise (CAECQ) is to primary program Quebec-made documentaries and independent fiction, as well as international documentaries, animated and foreign films, while encouraging opportunities for meetings between the public and the artists. Its programming is presented in conjunction with the Cinémathèque québécoise’s under the label New releases.
Presented as part of Ciné sur cour event. Outdoor screening on the Cinemathèque québécoise café-bar terrace.
Black Wealth Media in collaboration with the Cinémathèque québécoise invites you to an evening screening of the new wave of Afro-descendant filmmakers from Montreal. Come and discover a glimpse of the richness of the Afrodescendant art scene in Montreal! Screening followed by a discussion with the filmmakers.
Free event - Limited seating. Please reserve your place.
When Sasha's mother doesn't show up to her fiancé's funeral, she invites her over for dinner to settle the matter. The evening becomes increasingly sinister when her mother lets Sasha in on a little secret about her fiancé's death.
A young black couple's relationship will be tested when they are picked by a strange Uber driver. During their trip they are going to experience a transformation that will alter their relationship forever.
During a healing ritual, Jezebel, a young priestess confronts a dangerously alluring incubus in order to free the enslaved spirit of her best friend Nia.
Lonely, isolated and disconnected from his roots, Manolo is an Afro-Cuban man who has reached a low point in his life. While his boss denigrates him constantly, Manolo finds hope after a chance meeting in the community centre where he works.
Le mal de terre is a short film based on real events. Having to move to Quebec, Ayo Koumbi, a doctor by profession in his native country, has been unable to resume his duties as a doctor on his adopted land for about 5 years.
