Quebec cinema refers to the film industry in the province of Quebec, Canada, known for its unique cultural identity and vibrant storytelling. It produces films primarily in French, reflecting the province's linguistic heritage. The industry has gained international recognition, with notable filmmakers like Denis Villeneuve and Xavier Dolan contributing to its reputation. The Quebec film scene includes a mix of genres, from drama to comedy, often exploring themes of identity, culture, and social issues. Festivals such as the Montreal World Film Festival and Quebec City Film Festival showcase local talent and foster connections with global cinema, promoting the province's artistic voice.