John (Donald Sutherland) and Ella (Helen Mirren) are an elderly couple dealing with elderly couples’ problems. Married for fifty years, they’re looking down the barrel of Alzheimer’s and cancer, respectively, and they're desperate to live a little, one last time.

When Montreal experiences a huge rainstorm, the tremendous downpour opens up a sinkhole in Percival Molson Stadium during a football game. When the stadium is evacuated, long-buried artifacts are discovered beneath the football field and it's declared a protected archaeological site.

Oscar-nominated! Best Picture, Best Actress. In 1971, the Washington Post joined with the New York Times in publishing the Pentagon Papers: leaked, classified documents revealing a long-running criminal cover-up by the United States government.

The success of Pierre and Helena's wedding rests in the hands of Jean-Pierre, a caterer and project manager who has hired a staff of 40 people. The wedding will take place in a 17th-century castle located in the Paris region, where the entire staff will meet.

Quebec City, 1955. Nelly Maloye (Rachelle Lefevre), an ebullient novice detective, accidentally crosses paths with Simon Picard (Colm Feore), an ambitious research assistant in anthropology at the local university.