SaskTel Theatre - Remai Modern

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Open today from 10AM - 5PM

Monday: Closed

Tuesday: Closed

Wednesday: 10AM - 5PM

Thursday: 10AM - 9PM

Friday: 10AM - 9PM

Saturday: 10AM - 5PM

Sunday: 10AM - 5PM

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Two women stand closely together in a dimly lit room, focused on examining a red cooking pot. The woman on the right, wearing a teal blouse and a headscarf, holds the pot with both hands, concentrating intently. The woman on the left, dressed in a pink patterned top, looks over her shoulder with a serious expression. The setting suggests a domestic space, and the scene conveys a sense of quiet tension or urgency.

Cinema at the Museum: All We Imagine as Light

May 2 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

Film

A group of people sit in a circle on chairs and stools in a lush backyard, engaged in what appears to be a serious or heartfelt conversation. The group includes men, women, and children, with some individuals wearing headscarves. The setting is peaceful, with green grass, potted plants, and a wooden fence and house in the background. Sunlight filters through the trees, giving the moment a quiet, reflective tone.

Community Screening: Children of War

May 1 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

A family of four stands in martial arts stances, looking determined and ready for action. The father, dressed in black, stands behind his wife and two children, all with fists raised. The mother wears a red top and choker, the daughter has a red headband and matching shirt, and the younger son wears a striped vest over a white shirt. Each of them wears a high-tech gadget on their wrist. The scene has a stylized, adventurous feel, suggesting a spy or action-themed story.

Discovery Cinema: Spy Kids

April 26 at 1:00PM–3:00PM

Three young men stand in front of a graffiti-covered wall, staring seriously at the camera. One wears a yellow button-up shirt with black accents and a beaded necklace, another wears a black outfit with a Detroit Tigers baseball cap, and the third, slightly behind them, wears a dark blue shirt. The image is vibrant and sunlit, evoking a gritty, urban atmosphere with a strong sense of identity and presence.

Cinema at the Museum: Boyz n the Hood

April 25 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

Film

A young man in a white racing suit and helmet sits in a futuristic race car, staring ahead with intense focus. His helmet has a bold red "M" on the front, and he is seated in a red bucket seat. The image has a glossy, high-contrast look, suggesting a stylized or CGI-enhanced film scene.

Discovery Cinema: Speed Racer

April 19 at 1:00PM–3:00PM

Two people lie on a red patterned rug in a cozy room, smiling warmly at the camera. The person on the left has glasses, tousled hair, and wears a blue shirt, resting their chin on one hand. The person on the right has light blonde hair tied back and wears a yellow plaid jacket. Behind them are white curtains, a wooden bed with a red-and-white quilt, and a laundry basket with green clothes draped over it. The atmosphere is relaxed and intimate.

Cinema at the Museum: The Heirloom

April 18 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

Film

A rusty, expressive robot named WALL·E holds up a partially solved Rubik's Cube with curiosity. He has large, binocular-like eyes and treads for movement. The background is dimly lit, showing shelves cluttered with various objects, suggesting a post-apocalyptic setting. The robot's chest panel displays a solar charge level.

Community Screening: WALL·E

April 17 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

A split-screen image shows a bison on the left and a young woman on the right. The bison stands in a natural grassy landscape, facing the camera with a calm, steady gaze. On the right, the woman wears a yellow dress and stands in front of a mirror in a decorated bedroom, looking over her shoulder with a surprised or curious expression. The wall behind her is covered in vintage-style posters and photographs. The juxtaposition suggests a contrast between nature and personal, perhaps cultural, identity.

National Canadian Film Day: Singing Back the Buffalo & The Queen of My Dreams

April 16 at 1:00PM–9:00PM

A group of LEGO minifigure characters stands in the foreground of a colorful, neon-lit LEGO city, all looking forward with surprised or determined expressions. Emmet, wearing an orange safety vest, is front and center with his mouth open. Behind him are Wyldstyle with streaked hair, a pink cat-unicorn named Unikitty, a classic space astronaut in a blue suit, a pirate with mechanical parts, a friendly ghost, LEGO Batman in his black cowl, and an older woman figure in glasses. They appear ready for action, surrounded by vivid urban lights and towering buildings.

Discovery Cinema: The Lego Movie

April 12 at 1:00PM–3:00PM

Six young adults gather in a lush, green forest, all looking down toward the camera from above. One person holds a professional video camera, another wears headphones while gripping a long boom microphone, and others carry notebooks or gear. They’re dressed in casual outdoor clothing—some in jackets or beanies—and stand closely together, as sunlight filters through the leaves above.

Cinema at the Museum: My First Film

April 11 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

Film

A person with long dark hair and closed eyes sits peacefully while another hand gently places a white feathered headdress on their head. The individual wears a beige shirt and has decorative beads and feathers hanging from the headdress. The background is softly blurred, evoking a serene outdoor setting. The image conveys a sense of ritual, reverence, and cultural significance.

In Focus: Suite: INDIAN

April 10 at 7:00PM–9:00PM

A side-by-side photograph of Shelley Niro (left) and Ruth Cuthand (right). Shelley Niro is wearing glasses, a black top, and white dangling earrings, with a serious expression against a dark, warm-toned background. Ruth Cuthand is wearing glasses, a blue patterned top, and a navy blue cardigan, smiling while resting her chin on her hand, with a bright outdoor background featuring glass windows.

Shelley Niro and Ruth Cuthand: In Conversation

April 5 at 2:00PM–4:00PM