Spanning seven decades of filmmaking (from 1934 to 2008), this intimate festival of films about Montreal promises something for everyone. Twelve films screened over five two-hour screenings will reflect the richness of our urban environment, its history, and the passions of its inhabitants.

http://www.concordia.ca/congress2010/onscreen.php
http://www.cinemapolitica.org/montreal-on-screen

Regards palestiniens VI Évocations de la Nakba (1948)

11 et 12 mai

Le collectif Regards palestiniens annonce sa sixième édition vouée à la production et à la réalisation de films sur la Palestine, qui a pour thème cette année « Évocations de la Nakba (1948) ». On y présente des documentaires qui abordent différentes facettes de la nakba (la catastrophe) palestinienne, les 11 et 12 mai 2010, au Cinéma du Parc.

http://regardspalestiniensmtl.blogspot.com/

The ARTHEMIS INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Moving Image Studies : History (ies), Method (s), discipline (s).

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY, JUNE 4-7 2010

EV-1-615

Free Admission
For information and PROGRAM click here

Congratulations to our film production professor, Daniel Cross, whose documentary film Last Train Home won the Jutra award for Best Documentary on March 28, 2010. Last Train Home was directed by Lixin Fan, and produced by Daniel Cross and his production company EyeSteelFilm. Set in China, the documentary portrays a changing country through the journey of a migrant family. 

We are delighted to see so many of our current and graduate students’ work as well as our professors’ films at the Rendez-vous du cinéma québécois festival, February 17-27. Click here for further information.