OTTAWA PREMIERE This intimate portrait of performance art and music pioneer Genesis P-Orridge (Throbbing Gristle) and his wife Lady Jaye documents the incredible, sometimes surgical steps they took to come closer to one another, and tells a relatable, tragic love story Losier has made a quietly revolutionary work that treats
NOMINATED FOR 3 OSCARS, INCLUDING BEST ACTRESS Downtown Abbey meets Priscilla, Queen of the Desert in this tale of a woman (Glenn Close) in 19th-century Dublin who poses as a man so she can find work, and financial security, as a butler. This is such a brave performance by Glenn
Check writersfestival.org for the most up-to-date listings. Sunday, Apr. 22 3:00 PM: NEW PERSPECTIVES ON THE MIDDLE EAST with Israels Sayed Kashua and Egypts Ahdaf Soueif (host TBA) The event includes a special screening of an episode of the hit television series Arab Labour, written by Sayed Kashua. $15 general
Enjoy the music of Ian Tamblyn, Amanda Rheaume, Tara Holloway, and the Just Voices community choir while supporting transparency and accountability from our local government. All proceeds will be used to support the Friends of Lansdowne legal challenge. Learn more at letsgetitright.ca. Sunday, Apr. 15 | 4:00 PM | All
Documentary about the modelling industry, focusing on the trade in supplying child models source in Russia to the Japanese fashion market
The movie is centered on a couple, Nader and Simin, and their 11-year-old daughter, Termeh. Nader and Simin are about to leave the country for good; however, Nader has a change of heart and decides to stay and look after his father who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. Simin is determined
Vice Magazine founder, godfather of hipsterdom and hometown hero Gavin McInnes launches his book, How to P!ss in Public, with an evening of live comedy, a tract on urination, and a screening of his film, Gavin McInnes is a F**king A$$hole which features David Cross, Fred Armisen, Natasha Lyonne
The Carleton University Architecture students annual film fest returns to splatter the Mayfairs screen for a third year with a $#!+-load of films (none more than a minute long), that are encouraged to be sh!tty, arty, scary, saucy, or anything you like!
RED CROSS OTTAWAS EVEN WAR HAS LIMITS FILM FESTIVAL Presented by Red Cross Ottawas International Humanitarian Law Working Group, this examination of the 1968 slaughter of unarmed Vietnamese villagers by American soldiers is superbly told by Oscar-nominated director Goodman, who creates a three-act drama of idealism, horror and slow, fumbling