June 27th to July 3rd

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Cinema du Parc is celebrating Canada Day by screening a 35mm version of some of this country’s best films. The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz, starring Richard Dreyfuss and Micheline Lanctôt, was shot in Montreal’s Mile-End district by Ted Kotcheff, and based on a Mordecai Richler novel. Tracey Fragments, starring Ellen Page, will be shown in the presence of director Bruce McDonald. The Grey Fox, directed by Phillip Borsos, proposes a fascinating Canadian interpretation of the western myth. Nobody Waved Goodbye(1964), directed by Donald Owen, is a groundbreaking feature film about the dissatisfaction of youth in Postwar Canada.


JUNE 27TH THRU 29TH AT 9:15
THE APPRENTICESHIP OF DUDDY KRAVITZ
Canada. 1974. Dir. : Ted Kotcheff. 35mm. 120 min. With Richard Dreyfuss, Micheline Lanctôt, Jack Warden.
(Original English version.)

JUNE 30TH AND JULY 1ST AT 9:15
THE TRACEY FRAGMENTS
PRESENTED BY THE DIRECTOR BRUCE MCDONALD!
Canada. 2007. Dir. : Bruce McDonald. 35mm. 77 min. With Ellen Page.
(Original English version)

JULY 2ND AT 9:15
THE GREY FOX
Canada. 1982. Dir. : Phillip Borsos. 35mm. 110 min. With Richard Farnsworth, Jackie Burroughs, Ken Pogue.
(Original English version)

JULY 3RD AT 9:15
NOBODY WAVED GOODBYE
Canada. 1964. Dir. : Don Owen. 35mm. 80 min. With Peter Kastner, Julie Biggs, Claude Rae.
(Original English version)

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