240 membres, des événements toute l’année et une effervescence créative au cœur de Montréal. Le Quartier latin, c’est un laboratoire vivant de savoir, d’expression et d’innovation. Fier partenaire des RIDM, il contribue à faire rayonner le documentaire sous toutes ses formes.

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.   

Camellia Sinensis specializes in superior quality teas, selected at source from the artisanal producers of the World’s most famous terroirs, and the premium quality botanicals of Quebec.

Hotel St-Denis is located in the heart of Montreal's vibrant neighborhood and combines historic charm and modern comfort. Its comfortable rooms, warm welcome, and central location make it a choice for travelers. A few steps from the main attractions, it embodies Quebec hospitality with simplicity. 

BIXI Montréal is a non-profit organization created in 2014 by the City of Montreal to manage the bike-sharing system in Montreal. The network includes over 11,000 bicycles (including 2,600 electric BIXI bikes) and more than 900 stations across the Montreal area, as well as in Laval, Longueuil, Boucherville, Terrebonne, Sainte-Julie, Westmount, the Town of Mount Royal, and Montreal East.

Based in Montreal, Traffic Coffee is a micro-roaster specializing in single-origin and processed coffees from around the world. Natural and experimental, the coffees selected and roasted by Traffic captivate with their boldness and unique flavors.

The Alliance Française de Montréal promotes the French language and culture through learning, creativity, and inclusion. It offers French courses and certifications, hosts cultural and intercultural events, and builds connections between immigrant and Québécois communities to celebrate diversity and strengthen social harmony in Montréal.

La Pimenterie's mission is to spread the passion for chili peppers, create original hot sauces, and offer flavor innovations, while promoting chili pepper culture in Quebec. Our mission is to elevate the gastronomic level of spicy condiments and give every bite the full potential of wonder that food can offer. Life is far too short not to taste good!

YUL Montréal-Trudeau International Airport, which is certified 4 stars under the Skytrax World Airport Star Rating program, is the third largest airport in Canada and a major international hub for northeastern North America, making it a major centre of economic activity and development driver for the Greater Montréal.

For more than 50 years, the FNC has been making the best of today’s cinema accessible, treating audiences to works of diversity and originality by emerging and major filmmakers. Dean of Canadian film festivals and a Quebec key event, the FNC presents over 200 works from 60 countries. 53rd edition from October 9 to 20, 2024.

A legendary 18-day blow-out of worldwide fantastic cinema taking place in the heart of Montreal, the Fantasia International Film Festival is where filmmakers, fans, and industry members come together to celebrate the weird, the wild, and the groundbreaking.

The International Documentary Association (IDA) supports the vital work of documentary makers and champions a thriving and inclusive documentary culture. IDA is a global community of documentary practitioners with 3500 members based in 76 countries. IDA provides extensive professional services for members and grants to documentary filmmakers, organizes the Getting Real conference, annual IDA Documentary Awards, and publishes the Documentary magazine. IDA advocates for the rights and interests of documentarians around the world.

Ciel variable creates and spreads knowledge about contemporary photography for a bilingual readership sensitive to arts and culture. In the print magazine, as well as online, special care is taken to publish thoughtful texts and quality images related to current issues.

DOC-Cévennes promotes Quebec documentary films in France through a regional network and the Lasalle's International Documentary Film Festival.

The Film POP programming explores the world of music and musicians across all cinematic genres (drama/documentary/experimental). The program showcases both estabablished and emerging filmmakers and promotes local talent. It also highlights underrepresented musical subcultures.

POV Magazine is Canada’s destination for documentary culture. Publishing in print twice annually and online year-round, POV offers the latest news and views on non-fiction from Canada and around the world. Join the conversation as we report from festivals, share filmmakers’ stories, and spread the word on the latest releases.

24 images is a film magazine available on multiple platforms. Each year, 4 printed issues are dedicated to specific topics through an array of interviews, think pieces, and reviews. Online, the magazine publishes weekly reviews and articles, as well as a bi-monthly podcast.

The online magazine Panorama-cinéma has given itself the mandate to promote film culture and new media through an approach that is both critical and essayistic. Its editorial line is driven by a variety of subjects and works to capture the nature of cinematic experiences and gazes by favoring a sensitive and articulate writing.

Since its creation in 1955, the primary objective of Séquences, an independent publication, has been to promote cinematographic culture among young people and the cinephile public. It's in that spirit that the magazine's mandate is characterized by a determination to support cinema first and foremost as an artistic medium.

The FIFA is dedicated to the international promotion and distribution of films on art and media arts, through an annual festival in March, an online streaming platform ARTS.FILM and a series of activities throughout the year. Its 44th edition will take place in March 2026.

For over ten years, the FCVQ has been offering to the public of Quebec City a grand celebration of cinema. Bridging fiction and documentary, local, national, and international cinema, the FCVQ is an event that brings together film enthusiasts and the general public for a festive and friendly gathering. Featuring a wide-ranging artistic program on cutting-edge technical platforms, the FCVQ makes films and their creators accessible to the largest audience possible. Cinema is for everyone!

REGARD is one of the leading short film festivals in North America. Founded in 1995 in Saguenay, it serves as the gateway to the Americas for short cinema and as an international launchpad for Canadian filmmaking. As a hub for filmmakers in the country, REGARD is the cultural event that attracts the highest number of tourists annually to Saguenay. Recognized by the Oscars and FIPRESCI, it screens an average of 150 films from over 50 countries annually and awards $120,000 in prizes and scholarships. Its festive atmosphere and high-quality programming have made it an unmissable event for Quebec cinephiles.

Courts d’un soir Festival promotes talents from short films, series and music videos. He has distinguished himself by his desire to support the next generation. Its Journées Pro are an unmissable event aimed at equipping emerging talents and creating a meeting place with professionals in the field. Its 11th edition will take place in April 2026.

Since 2010, Le Cinéma sous les étoiles, presented by Funambules Médias, has been bringing powerful social, political, and environmental documentaries to parks across Greater Montreal. These free and welcoming open-air screenings are always followed by engaging discussions with filmmakers or subject matter experts. 

The Cinéma Beaumont is an art-house cinema located in downtown Quebec City. Its programming highlights both Quebec and Canadian films as well as international cinema. The theatre enriches the local film scene by presenting audiences with contemporary works and timeless classics.

Cinéma Public offers a regular programming in its theatre at Casa d'Italia, summer outdoor screenings at Livart, online films, as well as cultural mediation activities. The team is also working on the opening of a new cinema, which will soon enhance the big-screen offering in Montreal.

TËNK.ca is a subscription-based broadcast platform entirely dedicated to independent documentary films, available online across Canada. Each week, five new films are hand-picked by our passionate team of curators. At the heart of the project: our desire to bring the best of documentary to you!

For over 40 years, the Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma has showcased the widest range of cinematic genres and approaches, bringing together emerging talents and established filmmakers. With over 200 films and numerous free events, the festival offers the public a unique encounter with Quebec cinema. Rendez-vous from April 22 to 30, 2026!

The Association québécoise de la production médiatique (AQPM) advises, represents and accompanies independent film, television and Web production corporations whose productions, both French and English, are recognized in Quebec and at the international level.

Cinéma Beaubien, Cinéma du Parc and Cinéma du Musée already share the same management. They are now taking on a common identity: Cinéma Cinéma. A name that brings them all together while preserving the distinctive character of each.

Three neighbourhoods, three histories, the same passion for film. Together they form a non-profit network dedicated to the presentation of art-house cinema and the creation of unforgettable big-screen experiences.

MOMENTA Biennale d’art contemporain happens every two years in Montréal, a not-to-be-missed event that brings out the public into the city’s museums, galleries, and artist-run centres. Activities include exhibitions, public events, and educational workshops featuring both local and international artists whose works inspire curiosity and reflection.