National Film Board
Fresh from winning the People's Choice Midnight Madness Award at the Toronto International Film Festival, Matthew Rankin's Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney headlines a National Film Board of Canada (NFB) lineup of six powerful feature documentaries at the Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF).
Running from October 29 to November 8, the festival has nominated the genre-bending film by Montreal-based, Winnipeg-born filmmaker Matthew Rankin for WIFF's Prize in Canadian Film.
The NFB selection in Windsor also includes:
- All Things Are No Longer Equal by Quebec painter and filmmaker Martin Bureau;
- I Lost Sight of the Landscape by Montreal director Sophie Bédard Marcotte;
- LOUF by Montreal-based Canadian-Egyptian filmmakerAziz Zoromba;
- O Fear, O Night by Montreal director Christine Chevarie-Lessard;
- Still Night, Burning House (Metafilms/NFB/Portage Films) by Montreal-based Vietnamese-Canadian filmmaker Carol Nguyen.
Quick facts
All Things Are No Longer Equal (Plus rien n'est égal par ailleurs) by Martin Bureau (66 min) | Ontario premiere
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