Quebec College Film Awards: “Universal Language,” “Love Apocalypse” Among Finalists Revealed

This winter, film enthusiasts across 57 colleges‌ will participate in a vibrant debate to select their top two ⁤favorite⁣ films from a compelling lineup of ten finalists for the 15th edition of the ‍prestigious Collégial Cinema Awards. The selection process, announced on Tuesday, promises a diverse range of cinematic experiences for⁣ these budding critics ⁤and audiences alike. As of ⁤January 13, 2026, the ‌anticipation is building for what promises to be a stimulating and insightful evaluation of Quebec cinema.

Among the feature-length films chosen by a jury of cinema specialists​ is Une langue universelle, a work described by its director, ⁣Matthew Rankin, as an⁢ “autobiographical hallucination.” This unique ⁢film ⁤interweaves the stories of several distinct individuals ⁢within a Winnipeg setting that evokes the atmosphere of Tehran. ‍ It’s ⁤a bold artistic choice, and one that’s sparking conversation among industry professionals.