Xavier Dolan

The fearsome child of modern festivals, Xavier Dolan returns with an explosive domino of revelations and family passions. French cinema all-star cast and a well deserved Cannes award. — After 12 years of absence, a writer returns home to make an important announcement to his family. A quiet afternoon is destroyed by confrontations and feuds, triggered by feelings of loneliness and doubt. The family members' attempts for reconciliation fail due to their inability to listen and love. — Grand Prize of the Jury | Cannes Film Festival | 2016 Best Director | César Awards | 2017 Award Best Actor (Gaspard Ulliel) | César Awards | 2017

Festival prodigy and Cinobo favorite Xavier Dolan is signing on for his first TV series, and if you are a fan of his work, you'll be hooked. A very powerful story about the traumas of the past and the need to heal, this mini-series is a gripping psychological drama full of mystery, strong performances, and dark family secrets. - In the early 1990s, Mimi and her brother Gilles were best friends with Logan. Together, they formed an inseparable trio. But in October 1991, Logan rapes Mimi, leading the two families, but most importantly their friendship, into a major conflict. 30 years later, Mimi returns home, and buried secrets of the past resurface.

A 180-degree Hitchcock turn in Xavier Dolan's pop theme and a dive into the dark abyss of passion, mourning, guilt and need, with anthology scenes and the amazing music of Gabriel Yared that sets the tone for a melancholic drama with psychological thriller resemblences. — A young man visits the farm where his dead partner grew up. There he will meet his mother who ignores her lost son's sexual identity and his boorish brother, with whom he will develop an almost sadomasochistic relationship of dependence. Where does mourning stop and where does dependence begin? — Official Selection | London Film Festival | 2013 FIPRESCI Prize | Venice Film Festival | 2013

In his third feature film, the hitherto enfant terrible of French-language cinema Xavier Dolan delivers a baroque melodrama of epic proportions about the entropic power of love and the complex journey of transition, full of color, music and emotion. — A young philologist suddenly announces to his partner that he wants to dress in women's clothes, but he does not want to divorce her under any circumstances. Against all social norms, the two will fight to stay together. — Best Actress (Suzanne Clément) - Un Certain Regard | Cannes Film Festival | 2012 Queer Palm | Cannes Film Festival | 2012 Best Canadian Feature | Toronto Film Festival | 2012