In nature, a couple is a male and a female. Well, not always! A couple can also be a female and a female. Or a male and a male. You might not know it, but homosexuality isn't just a human story.

When asked about language and language learning, children answer questions about the meaning of certain words and expressions.

Patouille is a marvelous little creature that lives at vegetation’s pace. With his friend Momo, he discovers the incredible specificity of plants.

José, 8 years old, invites us to discover his village, Nutashkuan, and everything he loves about it.

A smile travels through the universe of sadness. Under the influence of emotions and thoughts, it is transformed and reborn thanks to a loving kiss.

During prehistoric times, these vertebrates only liked to have fun and party all night. But there are dangers in having too much fun...

Held at the Cinémathèque québécoise for the eighth time, the RIDM is pleased to invite both the young and the not-so-young on Sundays, November 20 and 27, to family screenings to introduce budding filmmakers to documentary-inspired cinema. Family Screenings feature a selection of short films for ages six and up, curated by the Carrousel international du film de Rimouski.

Up to your neck in nature : For approximately 40 minutes, immerse yourselves in this vibrant and captivating panorama of human, plant, and animal life.

After wrecking his grandmother’s car, young dreamer Shabu must find a way to pay back his debts. An affectionate film steeped in vibrant summer hues.

This film documents the filmmaker’s fertility and artificial insemination treatments with its gentle humour teasing out the absurd side of the drama.

The film follows an intergenerational family’s daily life punctuated by dreamlike visions in San Marquitos, Mexico, a town still missing from maps.

In collaboration with Transistor Media, RIDM will premiere the latest Kino-radio creations!

Spearheaded by Transistor, Kino-radio is a project inspired by the global Kino film movement to promote the creation, production, and distribution of digital audio works across the Outaouais region.

This year, five teams participated in Kino-radio, each made up of three professional artists from various artistic disciplines. Candidates met in Gatineau’s Old Aylmer neighbourhood between October 14 and 16. In 48 hours, these trios were tasked with creating an original sound piece of less than 10 minutes, all within a set theme.

Get caught up in the excitement of this public listening session and meet some creators of this friendly but grueling competition.

With this compelling essay, the filmmaker and theorist builds on 40 years of cinematographic work of great intellectual vitality.

Crows are White is a deeply personal film about a filmmaker who goes to great lengths to find answers to questions about his faith and personal life.

BC Hydro is building a third dam on Peace River. The First Nations living there are fighting fiercely to stop this harmful project.

The desert of Morocco is known as one of the epicentres of meteorite falls, and the fragments of these astral relics are keenly sought-after.

Olha Zhurba combines compassion and authentic storytelling to explore Roma’s childhood and the complexities of growing up alone and without care.

Olha Zhurba combines compassion and authentic storytelling to explore Roma’s childhood and the complexities of growing up alone and without care.

This multi-voiced film immerses us in manufacturing in the Philippines, where LGBTQ+ employees are subjected to precarious work conditions to produce religious items.

Jumana Manna’s meditative yet whimsical film depicts how the simple act of foraging wild herbs becomes an act of anti-colonial resistance.

In a child’s voice, Eami recounts her journey to escape the invasion of her ancestral land. An essay on the memory of a people forced from the only world they have known.