Lahontan’s Dialogues with a Canadian, a satirical dialogue from 1703 and a landmark document in Indigenous studies, Canadian history and the history of the Enlightenment, also in a 100% cotton paper edition.
Free e-books: We’re gradually rolling out free PDFs of our backlist of electronic titles, beginning with the marvellous and indispensable book Montage by Jacques Aumont.
Reading with Filmmakers
Fascinating glimpses of what major filmmakers read and how it affected their films and ideas. Browse through the books and thoughts of our time from a cinematic perspective.
Theory and Practice
Critical editions of historical and contemporary writings by filmmakers and critics who probe film theory and practice from their own unique vantage point.
Kino Agora
Innovative short essays by leading authors on topics in film history and theory which blaze new trails in academic writing. A new form of dialogue on the issues in film studies today.
Essays and Assays
A mottled pot pourri of texts both cinematic & non-cinematic which explore topics relevant to today’s world, starting with the 1703 text Dialogues with a Canadian by Lahontan.
Planetary Projections
A collaborative web project mapping film projection onto world cinema. Profiles of projectionists working in every corner of the globe — you can help us find them!