Cinema

Gary Franks’ new clip is an exploration in video portraiture shot on Kodak Super-8 film and scored by Ottawa-based composer Adam Saikaley.

Although they’re not hosting a festival this year, the folks at Mirror Mountain Film Festival have curated a wicked YouTube playlist of Ottawa-made indie films for 613 Day this weekend!

Merganzer is an experimental music project by Mika Posen, an Ottawa-based violinist and composer.

On May 15, Ottawa Canadian Film Festival brings you the first volume of its “Shorts at Home” series. Starting at 6pm, five films will be available to stream at home for 24 hours.

The Ottawa Arts Council announced its annual Arts Awards winners this week via social media.

“Don’t worry, the ByTowne will be back,” says owner Bruce White.

This award-winning documentary dives into the art of journalism and how to trust the news we’re given.

Wakefield Doc Fest continues this weekend!

Go see Cats because it’s five dollars and receive a five dollar experience that is quite unlike anything you will experience ever again.

From December 20 to 22, join Ottawa-Gatineau’s independent filmmakers for the 2019 edition of the Digi60 Filmmakers Festival.

Heddy Honigmann’s 2018 film Buddy, which played at Wakefield Doc Fest, is screening again at The ByTowne Cinema this month.

The Ottawa Adventure Film Festival has multiple screenings and events happening from November 15–24 at the Mayfair Theatre, Gatineau Park, the University of Ottawa, Beyond the Pale Brewing Company and more venues.

Directed by Phillip Pike, Our Dance of Revolution is one of my top picks at this year’s Inside Out Film festival.