SUMMARY :
Set in a small mining town in Quebec in the 1940s, My Uncle Antoine follows childhood memories of BenoîtAs he discovers the complexities of adulthood and the realities of life in a working-class community, this film, with its endearing characters and subtle humor, deftly captures the tensions, joys, and dramas of everyday life.

With brilliant direction and unforgettable performances, this Canadian film classic explores nostalgia, moral choices, and the social realities of the era.

“ My Uncle Antoine "It's a delicately balanced and deeply moving film, a true masterpiece of Canadian cinema." – Pat Mullen, That Shelf

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🎥 What is Canadian Film Day?

There Canadian Film Day – 2026 edition (Or Canadian Film Day 2026Canada Film Day is a national celebration that honours Canadian cinema. Every year, Canada Film Day invites film lovers across the country to discover, rediscover and share the works that make up the richness of Canadian cinema, from classics to new releases.

A celebration for everyone

• A special edition for Canadian cinema Across Canada, screenings, events and activities are organized to highlight the creativity and talent of Canadian filmmakers.
• For all generations : JourCinéCan offers films suitable for all audiences, from young children to experienced film lovers.
• Support for local artists : it is an opportunity to celebrate the directors, screenwriters, actors and technical teams who contribute to Canadian cultural identity.

Why participate?

Participating in Canada's Film Day means:

• Discover films that tell unique stories about Canada and its communities.
• Share a cultural and convivial moment with your family, friends and community.
• Supporting local and national cinema by encouraging the production and distribution of Canadian works.

To learn more about the history and events of Canadian Film Day, click here: The story of CanCineDay – Canadian Film Day