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The Ontario – Quebec Border Scene in Bon Cop Bad Cop: Why the Film’s First Jurisdiction Problem Explains Everything That Follows

November 3, 2026November 2, 2026Canadian Independent FilmsBon Cop Bad Cop, David Bouchard, Martin Ward, Ontario, Quebec

A dead man hanging over the Ontario – Quebec border is a striking way to open a police comedy. In Bon Cop, Bad Cop (2006), though, the location does more than attract attention. The body

A Film for Quiet Evenings: Why Falcon Lake Suits Viewers Who Skip Comedy

September 29, 2026September 28, 2026The Bottom LineFalcon Lake, Quebec

Not every night calls for laughter. Some evenings just want quiet — a story that doesn’t perform for attention, doesn’t rush toward a punchline, doesn’t ask to be impressive. Falcon Lake (2022) is built for

Why Francophone Horror Is Quietly Redefining Canadian Cinema

November 4, 2025November 3, 2025Today's Top StoriesDenis Côté, Éric Tessier, Fantasia Collective Filmmakers, Francophone, Horror, Pascal Plante, Quebec, Robin Aubert

There is something spooky happening in the film industry of Quebec. The Canadian cinema used to be characterized by serious dramas or co-productions produced (on Canadian soil) by Hollywood. But there is another silent revolution

Best TV and Internet Packages in Quebec By Bravo Telecom

August 30, 2025December 2, 2025TechnologyInternet, Quebec, tv

Bravo Telecom has some of the best TV and internet bundles in Quebec for people who want reliable and cheap ways to connect. As a top-rated provider, Bravo Telecom ensures exceptional customer satisfaction with no-contract

The Sound of Quebec: Music, Dialect, and Identity in the Province’s Film Soundscapes

May 27, 2025May 26, 2025Quick TakesMusic, Quebec, Soundtrack

If you’ve ever seen a Quebecois film with no subtitles, chances are you picked up more on tones than words. It’s not because joual—the local working-class dialect—is a variant of French. It’s a social code

28 Disses Later: An In-depth Look at the Passed Over Brilliance of Les Affamés (2017) (A Film Review + Analysis)

December 27, 2018December 27, 2018Opinion, ReviewDidier Lucien, Les Affamés, Marc-André Grondin, Quebec, Robin Aubert, Zombies

Mysterious in origin, a virus has spread across rural Quebec. The people infected have become zombies who roam the countryside or stagnate there, waiting for their next carriers. What are their intentions? Bite some arteries.