12th Montreal International Documentary Festival Still a few days left!
Additional screenings on Sunday, November 22 at the Grande Bibliothèque
THE Coca-Cola AFFAIR
La domination masculine
Montreal, Friday, November 20, 2009 - The 12th annual Montreal International Documentary Festival, the RIDM, officially ends tomorrow with the Canadian premiere of OCTOBER COUNTRY (United States) by Michael Palmieri and Donal Mosher. The film introduces us to an American family so down on their luck that their lives seem surreal. Against the backdrop of Halloween, using a dreamlike, delicate photography, the young filmmakers cast a tenderly comic look at characters straight from a storybook, haunted by their family ghosts.
The RIDM Festival officially closes on Saturday night, but 4 films are screening on Sunday, November 22 at the Grande Bibliothèque (475 de Maisonneuve Blvd. East).
At 1:30 p.m., audiences will see the Closing Night film, OCTOBER COUNTRY.
At 3:30 p.m., due to popular demand, the RIDM is delighted another screening of one of the biggest successes at this year's festival: THE COCA-COLA AFFAIR by Carmen Garcia and Germán Gutiérrez.
This fascinating documentary follows a handful of workers at a Coca-Cola bottling plant in Columbia who accuse Coca-Cola of hiring paramilitary groups to kidnap, torture and murder their union leaders. Carmen Garcia and Germán Gutiérrez deliver a meticulous document of this David and Goliath struggle.
At 5:00 p.m., it's the presentation of the AUDIENCE AWARD, to be announced on Saturday night.
Finally, at 7:30 p.m., the hard-hitting doc LA DOMINATION MASCULINE by Patric Jean will screen for one last time. It is a full-contact portrait of the patriarchy that still rules western societies smug in the belief they have achieved male-female equality, seen from inside the men's group phenomenon.
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The RIDM will join with Cinema du Parc to present the documentary that has allowed ordinary people in Tibet to talk to the outside world about their struggle and hopes.


Only one screening! Thursday May 8 at 9PM. The film seeks to find the every-day American perspective on social and political life in America following the events of 9/11.


(English version not available) La cinéaste d?origine amérindienne Alanis Obomsawin reçoit de multiples hommages.


"Shake the Devil Off" screens on May the 22nd at the Cinema du Parc. The film is a contemporary take on the story of Easter, in a city where politics, culture and religion collide and where the plan of God ...


(English version not available)Jeudi dernier, la projection de « Street Thief », un long-métrage des frères Bader, a fasciné l'auditoire. Le public a eu la chance de discuter ensuite avec les cinéastes Jacques Leduc et Sophie Deraspe.


Filmmaker Serge Giguère, is one of the 8 award-winners of 2008 Governor General?s Awards in Visual and Media Arts.


"Street Thief", the second screening of Docville 2008, will take place on April the 10th at the Cinéma du Parc. Follow thief Kaspar Carr through the streets of Chicago as he pulls off a few heists...


Caméra verte is offering emerging filmmakers and amateurs the chance to make environment-related shorts of any genre, lasting from 30 seconds to 5 minutes, on the topic of civic participation.


(English version not available) Les RIDM sont heureuses de s'associer à la programmation documentaire du Cinéma du Parc, qui est déjà une des salles de diffusion du festival et est également hôte de DOCVILLE depuis l'an dernier.


(English version not available) Jeudi dernier, les RIDM ont présenté, devant une salle comble et en présence du réalisateur Serge Avédikian, le film « Nous avons bu la même eau » France, 2007, 72min) dans le cadre de DOCVILLE.
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