Productions

Our movies list

  • Trash

    Trash (ov Décharge)

    Drama

    After repaying his debt to society a young man is now free and does his best to keep out of trouble helped by his wife and his adored children. Things change one day that their modest and popular vicinity becomes the target of street gangs. His encounter with a young and junkie prostitute will challenge his stability... Shot in Montreal and distributed in Canada by Remstar, the film was released in Fall 2011.

  • Everywhere

    Everywhere

    Romantic comedy

    Jim Fenton, fiftyish, is the very protrait of success. Good-looking, smart articulate and rich with an incisive sense of humour, he is set to marry Isabelle, some twenty years his junior and the «love of his life». Scratch the surface however and much darker character emerges through the perfect façade. Shot in Montreal and distributed in Canada by Remstar, the film was released during Summer 2010.

  • Simon Konianski

    Simon Konianski (ov Les folles aventures de Simon Konianski)

    Comedy

    Simon, 35, has temporarily moved back with his father. Temporarily - because the old man, with the help of a rabbi, has decided to get rid of his lazy jerk of a son. Simon and his father really fall on each other's nerves, the first with his obsession with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the other with the Shoa and the Nazi camps. When the old man suddenly dies, Simon decides to respect his father's last wishes to be buried deep at the other end of Ukraine. Simon soon finds himself embarked in a crazy road-movie along with his ant and his old and paranoid uncle. The trip is anything but a cruise on the Nile! Release in Quebec took place in April 2010.

  • The Terrorist Next Door

    The Terrorist Next Door

    Drama

    A dramatization inspired by the real-life events surrounding the recruitment and capture of Ahmed Ressam, aka the "Millennium Bomber" who was convicted of smuggling a bomb into the United States as part of an Al Qaeda plot to blow up Los Angeles International Airport on New Year's Eve, 1999. The story takes us behind the headlines, into the very human day to day story of a terrorist who lives just next door.... This MOW was produced in association with CTV Television, in partnership with Sarrazin Couture Entertainment. Worldwide sales by MarVista Entertainment. Broadcasted in June 2008 «The Terrorist Next Door» has obtained four nominations at the 2009 Gemini Awards and won the prize for "Best Direction in a Dramatic Program".

  • Voleurs de Chevaux

    Horse Thieves (ov Voleurs de Chevaux)

    Drama

    A moving story told in a very personal and stunning fashion, this feature film in co-production with France (Rezo Films) and Belgium (Versus Production) was shot in the forests of France and Belgium. Micha Wald wrote the story and signs here his feature film directorial debut. The film was honored to be one of seven selections for the Concours pour la Caméra d'Or - of the 46e Sélection de la Semaine de la critique - Cannes 2007

  • Ma Fille / Mon Ange

    My Daughter My Angel (ov Ma fille / Mon ange)

    Drama

    Nathalie is attending university away from home in the big city. Well, that's what her parents think until her father, a respectable land-owner, comes across a porn site on the web announcing his own daughter's soon "First Appearance". Featuring Michel Côté and Karine Vanasse, this feature film marks the directorship debut of cinematographer and successful commercial director Alexis Durand-Brault, in partnership with Remstar Production. Chosen to kick off the 25th Edition of the Rendez-vous du Cinéma Québécois in Feburary 2007, it soon after opened on 87 screens in Quebec to a warm public response.

  • Last Exit

    Last Exit

    Drama

    This MOW shot in Montreal was produced in association with CTV Television and is directed by John Fawcett based on a script written by Russ Cochrane. This is the compelling story of two very normal but exasperated super women (Kathleen Robertson and Andrea Roth) who spiral out of control when high stress and road rage recklessly mix on a hot summer day and shatter their lives. Premiered on CTV in September 2006, and sold to Lifetime and in more than 20 countries.

  • Elles étaient cinq

    The Five of Us (ov Elles étaient cinq)

    Drama

    Directed by first time director Ghyslaine Côté from an original script by Chantal Cadieux this feature film tells of the drama lived by 5 young women on the verge of maturity. The women meet again 15 years later, when, as adults, they are faced with the jail release of the one who broke their lives. The film was in official competition and opened the 2004 edition of the Montreal Film Festival where it won the best prize for its artistic contribution and the prize for the most popular Canadian film of the year. It was also in official competition in the Namur International French Language Films Festival and was selected at Pusan International Film Festival. In 2005, the film was also nominated for seven Jutra including a nomination for Best Film.

  • A Different Loyalty

    A Different Loyalty

    Period drama

    A Canadian majority co-production feature film directed by British director Marek Kanievska starring Sharon Stone, Rupert Everett, Mimi Kuzyk and John Bourgeois. A love story set in cold war era which follows a passionate woman in her quest for truth when she discovers that her loving husband is one of the most important spies of the 20th century. The film was shot in Montreal, London Malta and Moscow. The film was in official competition at the 2004 Moscow International Film Festival. Lions Gate has purchased North-American rights.