Created in 1996, the Fantasia International Film Festival is a non-profit organization dedicated to the presentation, promotion, development and evolution of genre cinema.

Festival REGARD has the mission to promote and contribute in short film development at national and international scales. Each year, the Festival’s official competition provide access to the OSCAR^® and give more than $80 000 of grants and services to the winning filmmakers. In 2018, the event gathers nearly 75 000 festival-goers who participate in activities and screening sessions.

The 23rd edition will be held on 13-17 March 2019. 

The Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma is the only festival dedicated exclusively to Quebec’s films. For 37 years, it has presented the widest possible range of cinematic genres and approaches, with works by new and established filmmakers. Featuring an annual program of more than 300 films, including some 100 premieres, along with an extensive line-up of free activities, for 11 days the festival is the ultimate celebration of Quebec’s films, with plenty of opportunities for audiences and filmmakers to meet.

 The festival will take place from February 20st to March 19th 2019.

An international event celebrating new works in contemporary dance and theatre, the Festival TransAmériques combines disciplines and artistic trends under cohesive programming. The Festival presents exciting forms of the art of our era, featuring works by choreographers, writers and directors. The only criterion is to present strong work, regardless of theme or place of origin.

INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF FILMS ON ART is a non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to the promotion - both local and international - of film on the arts. In addition to its year-round activities, it has been running an annual event in March for over 36 years, featuring the latest documentaries on art, as well as a selection of interactive works. In addition with its eclectic programming, it attracts professionals from around the world. 

POP Montreal is a non-profit community organization that supports independent art forms, showcasing emerging and celebrated artistic talents worldwide.

The festival takes place every year in September.

Montreal Festival du nouveau cinema (FNC) invites you from October 3 to 14, 2018 to an event which, more than ever, gives the entire place to innovation. Take part in 11 days of festivities, events and meeting that will prolong every night in our headquarters.

From September 13 to 23, 2017, the capital IS cinéma for its Québec City Film Festival (QCFF)! It is a renowned and recognised event that screens regional and international productions of short and features films and premieres movies. The QCFF also supports local and regional emerging artists by providing them with a showcase to present their works that attracts major media exposure. Celebrating cinema in beautiful Quebec City!

Founded in 1987, Festival international du cinéma francophone en Acadie (FICFA) is held in Moncton and Dieppe, New Brunswick. FICFA offers a program selected from the international Francophonie, with over 100 works, including films of all genres as well as installations, performances and various projects as part of its Media arts component (VAM). FICFA is equally known for the quality of its programming, its warm welcome and its festive atmosphere.

A contest for digital content in Québec since 2010, the GALA PRIX NUMIX awards multimedia productions from the province. The gala is the result of an initiative of Xn Québec.

A pioneer of youth film festivals in North America, the Carrousel international du film de Rimouski has succeeded in carving out its place in the national and international scene. It distinguishes itself from other children’s film festivals by offering films that also target adolescents and that spotlight young characters.