Although we primarily screen documentary film and video we accept some fictional/narrative work each year. We select films that will develop the audience's appreciation and awareness of arts and culture and the social justice issues being explored in contemporary media today. We select films that will develop the audience’s appreciation and awareness of the potential and impact of the arts -- particularly contemporary media - to convey social justice issues.

ReFrame also offers programming for children (REELKids) and teens (Changing Our World).

The festival runs January 27 to 29 2012 and takes place at three venues.

6 PM and 8 PM

$6, $4 for students, seniors, members and passholders.

A tricked out collection of smart and scary films that will horrify, humour and most of all, make you think.

M60: Montreal 60 Second Film Festival

Presents "CHANCE"

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
Théâtre Rialto, 5723 avenue du Parc 7:30 pm / $8

Montreal's shortest film festival is back for its fourth year, presenting more than 70 one-minute movies on the theme of CHANCE.

Throughout the month of February, try our Digital Viewing Stations and watch any of our films highlighting the history of Canada's Black community for free!

Titles include:
"In the Name of the Mother and the Son," "Hardwood," "Black Soul," "Speakers for the Dead," "Fields of Endless Day," "Dresden Story" and many more.