CULT46786: Screen Storytelling in Canada

2015 article by Vincent Bouchard and Marion Froger in "Canadian Journal of Film Studies"

2013 article by Denis Bachand in "The American review of Canadian studies"

2023 article by Miléna Santoro in "Québec Studies"

2016 article by Andrée Tin in "Recherches Sociographiques"

2013 article by Jerry White in "The American Review of Canadian Studies"

2016 article by Bill Marshall in "Nottingham French studies"

Find fiction, documentary and news films made in Quebec between the arrival of sound film in the early 1930s and the arrival of television in 1952. In addition, numerous articles and documents will help introduce you to the artists, craftspeople and entrepreneurs who participated in the history of cinema in Quebec.

As Montreal’s museum of moving images, Cinémathèque Québec's mission is to preserve and promote the world’s audiovisual heritage, with an emphasis on Quebec and Canadian works as well as international animation. Collections of audiovisual works (films, videos, TV, and new media), periodicals and books, scripts and productions archives, early film devices and equipment, and various other film ephemera (posters, photographs, etc.).