TIFF Cinematheque is shining the light on contemporary Québécois films at TIFF Bell Lightbox March 10-26. Denis Côté, Sophie Deraspe, and the late Jeff Barnaby are just a few of the filmmakers featured in Reformation: Contemporary Quebec Cinema. Curated by former TIFF Canadian programmer Magali Simard, this series is born out of contemporary Québec cinema’s approach to visual storytelling, informed by decades of strong cinematic output and a fearlessness in tackling tumultuous social realities and conflicting politics.

On March 10, TIFF welcomes Chloé Robichaud for a special screening of her 2016 political satire Boundaries (Pays), followed by a Q&A. Then on March 16, Pilote joins TIFF for a Q&A and screening of his 2013 film The Auction (Le Démantèlement).

The series features an in-person Q&A and screening of Chloé Robichaud’s 2016 political satire Boundaries, and later in the series, director Sébastien Pilote joins TIFF for a Q&A and screening of his 2013 film The Auction.

For more information, please visit:

https://www.tiff.net/calendar?series=reformation&list

Screening Prices:

General Admission starting at - $10.00

Under-25 Members - Free

Members - Free