Programming

Comprised of works hand-picked by members of the Vidéographe team, video of the month explores Vidéographe's vast collection and offers insight into the team behind the center. New month, new video.

In eva (2018), Yaffa (2019), from where to where من وين لوين d'où vers où (2021), and in the jasmine vines (2021), Nada El-Omari interpolates fragments of memories and archives, which conjure a sense of longing (and right) to return. 

For this edition of dv_vd, Vidéographe offered carte blanche to Frédéric Moffet to create an original program as part of the series. In Love Is a Stranger in an Open Car– An erotic dérive through the collection, Moffet presents a selection of works that explores desire, memory, identity, and the politics of representation.

The program Correspondances et confidences was specially curated for the occasion by Nicole Gingras, winner of the 2026 Robert-Forget Award. The program was first screened during the award ceremony, which took place on February 18th at Cinéma Moderne.

Created in 2021 as part of the celebrations marking Vidéographe’s 50th anniversary and named after the organization’s founder, the Robert-Forget Award is presented every two years to a Quebec artist, curator, or researcher who has made an exceptional contribution to the development of the moving image in Quebec.

Daddy Goes Ptarmigan Hunting was screened on April 14th 2026, in the presence of François Papineau, the lead actor, as part of the vidéo-club series, a Vidéographe initiative in collaboration with Cinéma Moderne. Every three months, Vidéographe invites cinephiles and the cine-curious to an evening of screening and discussion around a program drawn from works in the collection.