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Calling all old school cinema lovers in Montreal! The Film Noir au Canal festival is back this summer, and you dont want to miss it.

Film Noir au Canal, a celebration of cult-hit, hard-boiled crime movies, is coming back to the southern bank of Montreal's Lachine Canal this summer. The event draws thousands of film noir enthusiasts — and others just looking for a fun summer evening activity — every year.

Is it August already? If you're bewildered with how fast the summer is passing by, then don't fret, 'cause we're just as puzzled. But if the end of summer scaries are starting to kick in, not to worry, as Montreal is still coming in hot (as hot as the weather that is) to bring you a jam-packed weekend.

Film Noir au Canal, Montreal's festival of classic hard-boiled thrillers, continues Sunday, August 7, with a screening of Robert Aldrich's 1955 film Kiss Me Deadly.The screening (with the original English audio and French subtitles) will begin at 8:30 p.m. in Square Saint-Patrick, between the Lachine Canal and rues Wellington and Saint-Patrick in Montreal's Pointe-Saint-Charles neighbourhood.

Film Noir au Canal, the cult crime film festival on the banks of the Lachine Canal, will kick off its 6th edition on Sunday, July 17 with the screening of

After two years of absence due to the pandemic, Film Noir au Canal, the cult crime film festival on the banks of the Lachine Canal, is returning for a sixth

Film noir au Canal, a festival of dark hard-boiled dramas, is returning for the first time in three years with free movie screenings along the Lachine Canal this summer. Since MTL Blog first reported on its comeback, organizers have released a few more details about the highly-anticipated event.