The 29th Fantasia International Film Festival will take place in Montreal from July 16 to August 3. Organizers added an extra day to accommodate a diverse lineup featuring hundreds of films, including Ari Aster's 'Eddington,' which will open the festival. The festival also includes French-Canadian animation 'Death Does Not Exist,' and will showcase works from acclaimed directors like Takashi Miike and Mickey Reece. The event emphasizes creativity and supports local Quebec productions, promising an engaging experience for attendees.
‘Eddington’ is a ‘No Country for Old Men’ riff that hinges on mask mandates and the murder of George Floyd, showcasing Aster's ambition and timeliness.
Félix Dufour-Laperrière's ‘Death Does Not Exist’ highlights the festival's commitment to celebrating Quebec productions within its special Fantastiques Weekends section.
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