OTTAWA’S CINEMA FOR INTERNATIONAL AND INDEPENDENT MOVIES
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Jojo Rabbit
Nominated for six Oscars!
An anti-hate satire from
singular writer/director
Taika Waititi
January 23 to 25 -
Les Misérables
2019 Academy Award Nominee
for Best International Film!
January 24 to February 2 -
Clemency
Grand Jury Prize winner ~
Sundance Film Festival!
Starring Alfre Woodard
January 24 to February 2 -
Varda By Agnès
The final film from the
late, great & beloved
French filmmaker/innovator.
January 26 to 29 -
Revolution Selfie
Innovative doc that looks
at freedom fighters in
The Philippines
January 30, 6:30 pm
followed by a Q&A -
Chaakapesh
An orchestra tours Quebec’s
northern tundra to visit
Cree, Innu & Inuit communities.
January 31 to February 2 -
Parasite
Nominated for six Oscars!
February 1 to 3 -
Oscar Nominated
Shorts: Live Action
All five nominees in
a feature-length show
February 3 to 7 -
Oscar Nominated
Shorts: Animation
All five nominees in
a feature-length show
February 3 to 8 -
Oscar Nominated
Shorts: Documentary
All five nominees in
a 2-1/2 hour show
February 4, 5, 6 & 9
The
Oscar Nominated
Short Films
~ DOCUMENTARY ~
All 5 nominees in one
feature-length show.
See them before the
Oscar ceremony!
February 4, 5, 6 & 9
The
Oscar Nominated
Short Films
~ ANIMATED ~
All 5 nominees in one
feature-length show.
See them before the
Oscar ceremony!
February 3 to 8
The
Oscar Nominated
Short Films
~ LIVE ACTION ~
All 5 nominees in one
feature-length show.
See them before the
Oscar ceremony!
February 3 to 7
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