OTTAWA’S HOME OF INTERNATIONAL AND INDEPENDENT MOVIES
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Edmond
A wonderful backstage
dramedy about Rostand’s
struggle to write ‘Cyrano’
April 26 to May 2 -
Rafiki
Young, exuberant same-sex
love in a 'romeo & juliet'
romance from Kenya
April 26 to 30 -
Paddling Film Festival
The best short films
about all kinds of paddling!
April 25th (7:30) & 27th (1:30)
Admission $16 -
Cold War
Nominated for three Oscars
including Best Foreign Language Film!
A gorgeous b&w romance set on
both sides of the Iron Curtain
February 15 to 23 -
Capernaum
Oscar Nominee for
Best Foreign Language Film
A 12-year-old in Beirut
sues his parents for
bringing him into the world.
April 30 to May 2 -
The Favourite
Academy Award winner
Best Actress (Olivia Colman)
Two women scheme to gain
the affections of Queen Anne.
May 1 & 2 -
Amazing Grace
How sweet the sound!
The incomparable Aretha Franklin
in concert in 1972.
May 3 to 8 and
May 10 to 12 -
Sunset
By the director of
Son Of Saul.
A young woman returns
to Budapest to unravel
familial mysteries.
May 3 to 9 -
La Forza del Destino
The Royal Opera House
production of Verdi’s
demanding opers
Sat. May 4 at 12:15 pm
From Stage To Screen -
The Woman Who
Loves Giraffes
Documentary on pioneering
scientist Anne Innis Dagg
May 5 & 6
Paddling Film Festival
An evening of short films about kayaking, canoeing, SUP and white-water rafting, shot all over the world and projected onto the ByTowne's spectacular big screen.
Thursday, April 25 @ 7:30 pm
Saturday, April 27 @ 1:30 pm
Admission Prices
General Admission $12.00
ByTowne Member $8.00
(HST included)
Membership costs just $12 for a full year, and entitles you to lower ticket prices as well as free mailing of the ByTowne Guide. Seniors (65+) and full-time students may buy a Membership for half price.
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