Canada Now 2019 is a showcase of New Canadian Cinema in the UK, beginning with a series of screenings, Q&As, talks and panel discussions from the 24th – 28th April in London, featuring nine outstanding new pieces of filmmaking over one invigorating weekend in the heart of London’s West End.

From the 1st May onwards the films will begin a nationwide tour of cinemas and venues across the UK.

This year’s edition of Canada Now features another bold and diverse selection of the finest fiction and documentary features coming out of the Great White North. With new offerings from established veterans such as Don McKellar’s genre-defying thriller Through Black Spruce (pictured) and Patricia Rozeman’s triumphant family drama Mouthpiece playing alongside breakthrough works from emerging artists such as Akash Sherman’s stargazing exploration Clara and Yan Giroux’s poetic debut For Those Who Don’t Read Me, this year’s Festival showcases more so than ever the sheer depth and range of New Canadian Cinema.

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Once again, we will be live at Cannes unearthing the dirtiest gems of cinema exclusively for you.

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The festival will present 12 feature films from this year’s Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah,
U.S.A., selected for London by the Sundance Institute programming team in collaboration with
Picturehouse. The festival will open with the European premiere of Late Night (Nisha Ganatra), written
by and starring Mindy Kaling alongside Emma Thompson. The festival will close four days later with
the UK premiere of Penny Lane’s Hail Satan? (pictured).

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