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Consider changing article title to "The Auction" or "The Dismantlement"[edit]
It's true that when the film played at Cannes, some English-language media referred to it as "The Dismantling" ([1]), but at TIFF 2013 it seems to have gone by its French title only [2][3], and the CBC piece cited in the article refers to it as "The Dismantlement" which is how it was listed in the Canadian Screen Award nominations ([4]). In 2013 it seems that US media just used the French title ([5][6][7]) and then in January 2014 it played at Palm Springs under the title "The Auction" ([8]). It was released on Region 1 DVD under the title "The Auction" and even the Montreal-based production company, ACPAV, refers to the film in English as "The Auction" [9][10]. In the UK I don't know if the film was ever released, but web sites refer to it as "The Auction" ([11]) or "The Dismantlement" ([12]). Therefore I would favour changing the title of this article from "The Dismantling" to either The Auction or The Dismantlement. Mathew5000 (talk) 22:34, 25 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]
