Literature Puts on Its Cinema｜New collection on ARTS.FILM

Image from the film Mont Noir by Erika Haglund & Jean-Baptiste Peltier.

As the literary season knocks on the door with the International Festival of Literature (FIL) in Montreal, taking place from September 24 to October 4, 2025, ARTS.FILM presents a curated collection of films celebrating the voices of writers from here and beyond. From Henriette Valium (Henriette Valium est morte Vive Henriette Valium, directed by Marc A. Lefebvre) to Umberto Eco (Umberto Eco : La bibliothèque du monde, directed by Davide Ferrario), from Toni Morrison (Toni Morrison et les fantômes de l’Amérique, directed by Claire Laborey) to Marguerite Yourcenar (Mont Noir, directed by Erika Haglund and Jean-Baptiste Peltier) and Daphne Du Maurier (Daphné Du Maurier — Sur les traces de Rebecca, directed by Elisabeth Aubert Schlumberger), this is a diverse literary landscape ready to be (re)discovered on screen!

Literature Puts on Its Cinema

(NEW RELEASES)

Henriette Valium est morte Vive Henriette Valium — Marc A. Lefebvre

L’angoisse du Héron — Matthieu Brouillard

Mont Noir — Erika Haglund & Jean-Baptiste Peltier

Umberto Eco : La bibliothèque du monde — Davide Ferrario
Daphné Du Maurier — Sur les traces de Rebecca — Elisabeth Aubert Schlumberger
Toni Morrison et les fantômes de l’Amérique — Claire Laborey
Lazare — Güldem Durmaz
Je m’appelle humain — Kim O’Bomsawin
Dernières nouvelles du cosmos — Julie Bertuccelli
Le dernier Nataq — Lisette Marcotte
PARIS CLAIR-OBSCUR — Cécile O. Carvallo & Felipe Vega
Saint-Denys Garneau — Louis Portugais
Voix des soupirs — Atam Rasho