Jafar Panahi is the veteran Iranian auteur who continues to get arrested and imprisoned, endure film-making bans and defy the law, and still perseveres in making remarkable and courageous movies. His latest, winner of this year’s Palme D’Or at Cannes, is a blackly comic story informed by his own experiences with imprisonment. It’s a politically-charged…
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The Mastermind January 28
A heist movie with an ironic title- it’s really a character study of JB Mooney (Josh O’Connor) an unemployed carpenter and aimless soul who develops a secret life as an art thief. JB hatches a plan to steal four paintings from a local museum. But JB and his fellow small time crooks leave so many…
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No Other Choice – February 18
Man-su, who defines himself by his status – a purveyor for a happy family, living in a beautiful home he renovated himself – is thrown into a headspin when he loses his job at a paper company. With the rise of automation and artificial intelligence, men like him must compete fiercely for a handful of…
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Blue Moon – March 4
Ethan Hawke’s sensitive and poignant portrayal will break your heart in director Richard Linklater's lyrical ode to Lorenz Hart. Hart was the famed lyricist and half of the Broadway songwriting duo Rodgers and Hart responsible for some of the most expressive showbiz lyrics of all time, including “Blue Moon,” Now he’s all too aware that…
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Urchin – March 9
On the streets of London, Mike is hustling to get by. Roadside evangelizers won't let him sleep in peace, his slippery friend won't pay up the money he stole, and before long, he finds himself in trouble with the law. As he struggles to reintegrate into society, shuffling between gigs as a line cook and…
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My Father’s Shadow – April 8
The first Nigerian film to premiere at Cannes, and winner of the best director award at the British Independent Film Awards, this impressive debut tells a pressure-cooker of a story unfolding across a single day in 1993 as 2 young boys spend the day with their elusive father. And because much of My Father’s Shadow…
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Uiksaringitara – Wrong Husband – April 15
With the high Arctic very much in the news for all the wrong reasons, here’s a much more appropriate and satisfying reason to pay attention to the region. Renowned Inuit filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk (whose Atanarjuat – The Fast Runner is considered one of the best Canadian films of all time) sets his latest offering thousands…
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SPRING 2026 Series at Landmark Grand 10
To see our Spring 2026 Film collection in Eventbrite, click here or on the button below. SPRING 2026 SERIES You can click on each film to see a description, view a trailer, and set a Reminder for future ticket purchase.
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Solo
Solo, winner of Toronto International Film Festival’s award for best Canadian feature film, is set within Montreal’s vibrant drag queen community. Simon, a rising star, falls in love with the destructive Olivier. At the same time, Simon's mother, a famous opera singer, returns after a fifteen year absence. Finding failure with these two impossible loves,…
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Scrapper
Winner of the World Cinema Dramatic Grand Jury Prize at this year’s Sundance Film festival, this delightful debut film follows resourcefully smart 12-year old Georgie, (Lola Campbell) who is left all alone after her mother unexpectedly dies. At first, along with her best friend Ali, she successfully tricks those around her into believing that all…
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