Critipeg
-
No Bears
Plays at Cinematheque from Feb. 4 to 12
-
Saint Omer
Plays at Cinematheque until Feb. 2
-
Delia Derbyshire: The Myths and the Legendary Tapes
From director, writer and actor Caroline Catz comes Delia Derbyshire: The Myths and The Legendary Tapes, a docu-dramatization that explores the life and legend of the titular figure, an accomplished English electronic-music composer and audio engineer.
-
The Inspection
Plays until Jan. 15 on Cinematheque at Home
-
Origin Stories: Tom Jackson
Celebrated Canadian actor, singer and activist Tom Jackson was born to a Cree mother and an English father
-
Critipeg: Cannes Lions
The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity showcases the best ads of 2022
-
Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song
Plays until Nov. 24 on Cinematheque at Home
-
Critipeg: Daisies
Plays Nov. 24 to 30 at Cinematheque
-
Critipeg: Decision to Leave
Plays at Cinematheque Nov. 4 to 16
-
Critipeg: Network
“We’re mad as hell, and we’re not going to take it anymore!”
-
A Social
Akin to the Prairie that bore the titular tradition, A Social (2022) is an intriguing reflection on sociality, especially feelings of isolation, weirdness and awkwardness.
-
Identikit (The Driver’s Seat)
Plays at Cinematheque Sept. 21, 24 and 25
-
Alma’s Rainbow
Plays at Cinematheque until Sept. 18
-
Critipeg: Official Competition
Although the Argentinian film Official Competition is billed as a comedy, there are some dramatic twists, and the story has a different ending than one usually associated with the comedic genre.
-
Critipeg: Fire of Love
Plays at Cinematheque Aug. 19 to Sept. 4
-
Critipeg: ‘We are not ruined’
In an interview for Ric Burns’ New York (1999), urban theorist Marshall Berman discusses the role of graffiti and hip-hop in 1970 and 1980s New York. Berman refers to these forms of expression as proverbial rainbows cutting through New York’s then bleak and derelict landscapes.
-
Critipeg: Typical Toewsian tropes
It’s fitting that a narrative about walking along the Red and Assiniboine Rivers would be published in early February, when the frozen river trail is abuzz with patrons. It is, after all, one of the most brag-worthy facts about Winnipeg, unimaginable to audiences from just about any other climate – which happens to be a young Parisian man in The Way She Closed the Door.
-
Critipeg: Nationtime
Plays until March 11 on Cinematheque At Home
-
Critipeg: Karen Dalton: In My Own Time
Streaming on Cinematheque at Home until March 13
-
Critipeg: Red Rocket
Plays at Cinematheque Feb. 4 to 17