Movies
Bad Shabbos
Bad Shabbos – Ottawa Premiere screenings on July 25, 27, 29, 30, 31! Advance tickets now available for Bad Shabbos! An engaged interfaith couple are about to have their parents meet for the first time over a Shabbat dinner when an accidental death gets in the way. Tribeca Film
Bad Roads
Bad Roads – Ukrainian Film Festival -Screening the Week of April 29! Advance tickets now available for Bad Roads! Presented in association with the Embassy of Ukraine. All net proceeds will be donated to the National Bank Of Ukraine: Fundraising Account for Humanitarian Assistance to Ukrainians. Four short
Bad Milo!
OTTAWA PREMIERE A stressed-out accountant realizes theres a demon living in his butt that will kill anyone who wrongs him in “the year’s best movie about things that come out of your rear end.” (Ottawa Citizen)
Bad Lucky Goat
Ottawa Premiere on November 10th! After accidentally killing a bearded goat with their father’s truck, two incompatible siblings in their teenage years, embark on a journey of reconciliation. Corn and Rita must find a way to repair the truck in time to pick up the tourists that will be staying
Bad Grandmas
Ottawa Premiere on October 11th and 12th! Four grandmothers accidentally kill a con man and must cover it up when his partner arrives. Starring Pam Grier, Florence Henderson, and Judge Reinhold!
Bad Black
An American Genre Film Archive Ottawa Premiere on Thursday May 23rd – One Night Only! *A special last minute surprise, we’ll have the 2x Fantastic Fest award winning director of Bad Black on screen via Skype for a q&a after the film! Fantastic Fest: Best Director, and Audience Award
Bacurau
After the death of her grandmother, Teresa comes home to her matriarchal village in a near-future Brazil to find a succession of sinister events that mobilizes all of its residents. Cannes: Jury Prize award winner, Palme d’or, and Queer Palm nominee! Key West Film Festival: Jury Prize – Best
Backstabbing for Beginners
Ottawa Premiere on May 25th! Starring Oscar winner Ben Kingsley, and Golden Globe winner Jacqueline Bisset! A young program coordinator at the United Nations stumbles upon a conspiracy involving Iraq’s oil reserves.
Back to the Future Part III
TICKETS ARE: $10 FOR MEMBERS, $14 FOR NON-MEMBERS, $7 FOR KIDS & $9 FOR SENIORS (PRICES COVER ALL THREE FILMS) With Marty and Doc temporally dislocated to the old west, the DeLorean out of commission and a bullet with Docs name on it rapidly approaching, this is an audacious marriage
Back to the Future Part II
TICKETS ARE: $10 FOR MEMBERS, $14 FOR NON-MEMBERS, $7 FOR KIDS & $9 FOR SENIORS (PRICES COVER ALL THREE FILMS) Tracking Marty and Docs attempts to prevent Martys kids from becoming a$$#oles through three different time periods (2015, an alternate 1985 and 1955), this film isn’t an ordinary sequel. It’s