Hayashi Kaizo’s hard-boiled trio moves from cheerful spoof to disturbing violence in a distinctly Japanese play on old Mickey Spillane stories

Set on the edge of Horseshoe Falls, the stunningly shot crime thriller with the dangerous femme fatale deserves a new look on the big screen

The Iris Film Collective is thrilled to present this retrospective featuring Ellie Epp’s four 16mm films (1975–1996) in new digital restorations and five more recent digital video works never before s...

With influences including Hideaki Anno and Alfred Hitchcock, debut feature by Surrey-raised director builds uncanny atmosphere as a quiet young woman points her camera into neighbours’ windows

In this program, Iris Film Collective presents eight short films and expanded-cinema works by LA-based, Taiwanese artist Erica Sheu (徐璐).

Nothing But Time , along with some of Peter Mettler’s finest films, is on the road. There will be an Edmonton book launch on February 11 at Audreys. A Vancouver launch will follow on February 24 a...

A tale of amour fou set in the ruins of postwar Tokyo, Floating Clouds is ranked by many as master Naruse Mikio’s pinnacle achievement, and was his greatest popular success in Japan.

Gordon Payne’s three short films, made in the late 1960s and early ’70s, unfold as tactile meditations on vision, ritual, and the restless politics of seeing.

The big-city sins of Sweet Smell of Success mingle with the small-town nightmares of Moonrise in this year’s darkly adventurous lineup

The Cinematheque is excited to present Tsui’s films in Vancouver. Many will screen from recent restorations including, for this Year of the Snake, Green Snake…

U.S. Premieres of New Restorations of THRONE OF BLOOD, STRAY DOG, RED BEARD, HIGH AND LOW, THE HIDDEN FORTRESS, IKIRU, YOJIMBO, and SANJURO.

Curated by stereoscopic filmmaker Blake Williams, these programs of films can make you feel in ways you never imagined, and that effect is inextricable from their 3D presentation.

On the occasion of Zetterling’s centenary, this near-complete retrospective, drawing from recent restorations by the Swedish Film Institute, is the first to…

The Cinematheque is excited to present Tsui’s films in Vancouver. Many will screen from recent restorations including, for this Year of the Snake, Green Snake on opening night.

Series includes all 13 of the French director’s films, including A Man Escaped , Pickpocket , Au hasard Balthazar , and more

Mai Zetterling’s feature debut Loving Couples is so ambitiously crafted that it earned comparison to Citizen Kane upon its release.

It has been 13 years since our last Bresson retrospective—it is due time for another. “Secret Laws of the Cinematograph” brings together all of…

Frederick Wiseman’s artistic project is cumulative; each film builds upon the others, a progression that reaches its possible apotheosis in Belfast, Maine.

Thee Cinematheque is screening Suzhou River, which stars Zhou Xun and Jia Hongsheng in a gritty tale of intrigue.

“Frederick Wiseman: The Choreography of Everyday Life” presents 14 of the director’s films from newly available director-approved restorations.…

The series presents 14 titles by the master of non-fiction film, rarely seen in the cinema