Gala

• Chariots of Fire by Hugh Hudson^[9]
• Cutter's Way by Ivan Passer^[9]
• Cutting It Short by Jiří Menzel^[10]
• Heartaches by Donald Shebib^[11]
• Man of Iron by Andrzej Wajda^[9]
• Montenegro by Dusan Makavejev^[10]
• Neige by Jean-Henri Roger and Juliet Berto^[11]
• Only When I Laugh by Glenn Jordan^[9]
• Threshold by Richard Pearce^[11]
• Ticket to Heaven by Ralph L. Thomas^[11]

Buried Treasures

• An Actor's Revenge by Kon Ichikawa^[11]
• An Affair to Remember by Leo McCarey^[11]
• Glen or Glenda by Ed Wood^[11]
• The Indian Tomb by Fritz Lang^[11]
• Lumière d'été by Jean Grémillon^[11]
• Mikey and Nicky by Elaine May^[11]
• Some Call It Loving by James B. Harris^[11]
• The Tiger of Eschnapur by Fritz Lang^[11]
• Track of the Cat by William A. Wellman^[11]

Critic's Choice

• L'Altra donna by Peter Del Monte^[11]
• Angels of Iron by Thomas Brasch^[9]
• Asphalt Night by Peter Fratzscher^[11]
• Beads of One Rosary by Kazimierz Kutz^[11]
• Céleste by Percy Adlon^[11]
• Charlotte by Frans Weisz^[11]
• Desperado City by Vadim Glowna^[9]
• Diva by Jean-Jacques Beineix^[12]
• In Search of Famine by Mrinal Sen^[11]
• Jaguar by Lino Brocka^[9]
• Killer of Sheep by Charles Burnett^[11]
• Looping by Rolf Bührmann and Walter Bockmayer^[11]
• Malou by Jeanine Meerapfel^[11]
• The Mark of the Beast by Pieter Verhoeff^[11]
• Pixote by Héctor Babenco^[11]
• The Pretenders by Jos Stelling^[11]
• Short Circuit by Patrick Grandperret^[11]
• Squeeze by Richard Turner^[13]

Culture Under Pressure

A curated program of films about minority groups under cultural pressure from the majority.^[14]

• Aziza by Abdellatif Ben Ammar^[11]
• Babylon by Franco Rosso^[14]
• Chuquiago by Antonio Eguino^[11]
• Far from Home by Sohrab Shahid-Saless^[14]
• Gaijin: Roads to Freedom by Tizuka Yamasaki^[14]
• Hazal by Ali Özgentürk^[11]
• Magic in the Sky by Peter Raymont^[14]
• Palermo or Wolfsburg by Werner Schroeter^[14]
• Take Your Ten Thousand Francs and Get Out by Mahmoud Zemmouri^[11]
• Where Dollars Grow on Trees by Tahani Rached^[14]

Laughing Matters

A program of classic comedy or comedy-drama films from throughout cinematic history.

• 10 by Blake Edwards^[11]
• À Nous la Liberté by René Clair^[11]
• The Americanization of Emily by Arthur Hiller^[11]
• Annie Hall by Woody Allen^[11]
• The Apartment by Billy Wilder^[11]
• The Awful Truth by Leo McCarey^[9]
• Baby Doll by Elia Kazan^[11]
• The Baker's Wife by Marcel Pagnol^[11]
• The Bed Sitting Room by Richard Lester^[11]
• Boudu Saved from Drowning by Jean Renoir^[11]
• Bringing Up Baby by Howard Hawks^[11]
• The Chess Players by Satyajit Ray^[11]
• Dr. Strangelove by Stanley Kubrick^[11]
• Duck Soup by Leo McCarey^[11]
• Fanfare by Bert Haanstra^[11]
• The Fireman's Ball by Miloš Forman^[11]
• Five Day Lover by Philippe de Broca^[11]
• The General by Clyde Bruckman and Buster Keaton^[11]
• The Gold Rush by Charlie Chaplin^[11]
• Hail the Conquering Hero by Preston Sturges^[11]
• Happiness by King Vidor^[11]
• The Heartbreak Kid by Elaine May^[11]
• Hellzapoppin' by H. C. Potter^[11]
• Jonah Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2000 by Alain Tanner^[11]
• Laurel and Hardy Shorts by various directors^[11]
• Lolita by Stanley Kubrick^[11]
• Lord Love a Duck by George Axelrod^[11]
• M. Hulot's Holiday by Jacques Tati^[11]
• Macunaíma by Joaquim Pedro de Andrade^[11]
• Mickey One by Arthur Penn^[11]
• Il minestrone by Sergio Citti^[11]
• Modern Times by Charlie Chaplin^[11]
• Nashville by Robert Altman^[11]
• Nights of Cabiria by Federico Fellini^[11]
• The Nutty Professor by Jerry Lewis^[11]
• A Pacemaker and a Sidecar by André Forcier^[11]
• The Paleface by Norman Z. McLeod^[11]
• Pat and Mike by George Cukor^[11]
• Polyester by John Waters^[9]
• A Report on the Party and the Guests by Jan Němec^[11]
• Seduced and Abandoned by Pietro Germi^[11]
• Shampoo by Hal Ashby^[11]
• Shoot the Piano Player by François Truffaut^[11]
• The Sheep Has Five Legs by Henri Verneuil^[11]
• Simon of the Desert by Luis Buñuel^[11]
• Taking Off by Miloš Forman^[11]
• Twentieth Century by Howard Hawks^[11]
• W.R.: Mysteries of the Organism by Dušan Makavejev^[11]
• Whiskey Galore! by Alexander Mackendrick^[11]
• Zazie dans le Métro by Louis Malle^[11]

Less Is More

Films from independent studios.

• The Dark End of the Street by Jan Egleson^[15]
• Day by Day by Paul Tana^[11]
• A Flight of Rainbirds by Ate de Jong^[11]
• The Grass Is Singing by Michael Raeburn^[15]
• Jet Lag by Gonzalo Herralde^[11]
• Looks and Smiles by Ken Loach^[15]
• She Dances Alone by Robert Dornhelm^[15]
• Street Music by Jenny Bowen^[15]
• The Vulture by Yaky Yosha^[15]

Real to Reel

Documentary films.

• Being Different by Harry Rasky^[15]
• Blood Wedding by Carlos Saura^[15]
• The Followers by Gilles Blais^[15]
• From Mao to Mozart: Isaac Stern in China by Murray Lerner^[15]
• Image Before My Eyes by Joshua Waletzky^[15]
• Mur Murs by Agnès Varda^[15]
• P4W: Prison for Women by Holly Dale and Janis Cole^[15]
• Soldier Girls by Nick Broomfield and Joan Churchill^[15]

Special Presentations

• The Contract by Krzysztof Zanussi^[11]
• The Crime of Cuenca by Pilar Miró^[11]
• Fårö Document by Ingmar Bergman^[11]
• The Heiresses by Márta Mészáros^[11]
• Imagine the Sound by Ron Mann^[11]
• In Defense of People by Rafigh Pooya^[11]
• Krieghoff by Kevin Sullivan^[11]
• Malevil by Christian de Chalonge^[11]
• Not a Love Story by Bonnie Sherr Klein^[9]
• A Time to Rise by Anand Patwardhan^[11]

3-D

A late-night program of genre and cult films exhibited in 3D film format.

• Bwana Devil by Arch Oboler^[11]
• Dial M for Murder by Alfred Hitchcock^[11]
• Flesh for Frankenstein by Paul Morrissey^[11]
• Fort Ti by William Castle^[11]
• House of Wax by Andre de Toth^[11]
• Inferno by Dario Argento^[11]
• Miss Sadie Thompson by Curtis Bernhardt^[11]
• Phantom of the Rue Morgue by Roy Del Ruth^[11]

Yılmaz Güney

Retrospective of the films of Turkish director Yılmaz Güney.

• Elegy^[11]
• The Enemy^[11]
• The Father^[11]
• The Herd^[11]
• Hope^[11]

World of Animation

Several programs of animated short films, presented under the titles Best British Animation, NFB Animation, Independent Animation, Ottawa Festival I & II, Animation & Commercials, Cinémathèque québécoise I & II and Best of Animation.^[11] However, sources are not currently available to confirm the titles of individual short films aired within the programs.