The Cinémathèque québécoise is Montreal’s museum of moving images. Its mission is to acquire, document and preserve the world’s audiovisual heritage, with an emphasis on Quebec and Canadian works as well as international animation, and to make it available for cultural and educational purposes.   

Located within the Quartier des Spectacles, this movie theatre is at the heart of Montrealers' lives. A real crossroads for moviegoers, it offers a diverse program of Quebec films, French films, auteur and blockbusters, cult retrospectives, opera, theater ... and many festivals!

Cinéma du Parc is a Montreal cultural centre and a social economy enterprise dedicated to showcasing local and international cinema. Our unique programming and strong community roots situate Cinema du Parc at the heart of alternative cinema.

Cinéma Moderne offers a unique cinematic experience and a program devoted to promoting diversity and celebrating independent filmmakers, combined with quality screening conditions in an intimate, warm and vibrant space. Cinéma Moderne presents a space where movie lovers of all stripes can enjoy a rich experience.

Espace Libre is a theatre that offers an open mind to its neighborhood and its city, while attentive to our times and questions that arises from them.  Its mission is to promote exploration, intercultural dialogue and to present scenic adventures where pleasure and performance aligns together.

An international contemporary art biennale devoted to the image, an exceptional rendezvous in Montréal’s most important museums, galleries and artist-run centres. Based in Montréal, the biennale has taken place every two years since 1989. Its activities include exhibitions, public events, educational programs, artistic and social collaborations, and more. 

SODEP is an association dedicated to the defense and promotion of Quebec’s cultural magazines. SODEP regroups near 45 unique magazines respectively about visuals arts, film, litterature, history and heritage, theater, music and social issues.

Since its creation in 1979, the magazine 24 images has been committed to thinking about cinema here and elsewhere, past and present, witnessing its evolution, its diversity and the relationship it has with the society from which it comes, while observing society through the prism of the films that reflect it.

For more than 30 years, the magazine Ciel variable showcases essential content to follow the evolution of current photographic practices. It features high-quality images supported by critical essays, interviews, as well as reviews of recent exhibitions and publications.