Celebrating Cinema from Here and Elsewhere

Ciné-Cinema is a committee of Huntingdon’s Little Green Library that brings audiences a selection of films from Quebec and around the world—works chosen for their cultural richness and their power to spark thought and conversation.

Run entirely by volunteers, Ciné-Cinema’s mission is to make films from a wide range of cultures accessible to everyone. Each screening is more than just a film showing: it’s an opportunity for people of all ages, languages, and backgrounds to come together, connect, and share ideas.

For the community of Haut-Saint-Laurent, Ciné-Cinema provides an affordable gateway to meaningful, alternative cinema. In a region where the nearest option is a commercial movie theatre 20 kilometers away, Ciné-Cinema stands out as a welcoming, inclusive cultural space that enriches local life.

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FALL 2026 PROGRAM

Suggested contribution: 8$

HAMNET by Chloé Zhao. Original English version with French subtitles, USA-UK, 2025, 2h05

The fictionalized story of William Shakespeare and his wife, Agnes Hathaway, as they overcome tragedy. Acclaimed as a moving and emotionally devastating masterpiece. Nominated for eight Academy Awards, and winner of the 2026 Academy Award for Best Actress

NINA ROZA by Geneviève Dulude-De Celles. Original French version, Canada-Belgium-Bulgaria-Italy, 2026, 1h43.

A Bulgarian immigrant returns to his home country for the first time in 30 years. A moving meditation on estrangement, revealing what you give up by leaving home behind — and what you gain by daring to finally return. Silver Bear for Best Screenplay at the 76th Berlinale.

TUNER by Daniel Roher. Original English version with French subtitles, Canada-U.S.A., 2025, 1h47.

A piano tuner uses his heightened sensitivity to sound to help his mentor pay a debt. A thriller that captivates the viewer with its original and suspenseful story while filled with surprises and tension.

FRANÇOIS.E by Jean-François Asselin. Original French version with English subtitles, Canada, 2026, 1h31.

François, a 50-year-old screenwriter, checks the "transgender" box to secure funding for his TV series project and finds himself caught in his own trap. A timely and thought-provoking feature film.

NO OTHER CHOICE by Park Chan-wook. Original version in Korean with English subtitles, South Korea, 2025, 2h15.

When a man is abruptly laid off by the paper company where he has worked for many years, he grows increasingly desperate in his job hunt. A dark satire about corporate downsizing, fragile masculinity, and extreme capitalism.

COLOURS OF TIME by Cédric Klapisch. Original French version with English subtitles, France-Belgium, 2025, 2h06.

Four cousins explore an inherited cottage and uncover the story of an ancestor. The film interchanges between present-day France and Belle Époque Paris. Gorgeous period costumes, vibrant use of color, and stunning recreation of 19th-century Paris.

EPiC: ELVIS PRESLEY IN CONCERT by Baz Luhrmann. Original version in English with French subtitles, U.S.A.-Australia, 2025, 1h37.

An electrifying documentary featuring footage of Elvis Presley’s Las Vegas residency in the 1970s, interspersed with rare 16mm sequences from “Elvis on Tour” and archival material from Graceland, all accompanied by recordings in which Elvis tells "his side of the story."

We hope you enjoy your movie!