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Drap contour
Laurence Lévesque
Thomas crashes her daughter Clara’s dinner party. As the evening ends, Thomas and Clara find themselves alone, forced to deal with their complex relationship.
Perséides
Laurence Lévesque
Julie knows that she will lose her sight. She doesn’t know when it will happen, but it is imminent. Supported by her great friend Marina, she confronts the destabilizing journey towards darkness.
CTMA – Histoire d’un succès coopératif
Céline Lafrance
Thanks to archival documents and touching testimonials from some 30 people, this documentary directed by Sylvio Bénard and Céline Lafrance will plunge you into the fascinating history of these builders who saw great things for the Islands. From yesterday to today, discover the passion and passion of the people behind the cooperative’s growth over the years. A film that will take you on a voyage through a marine and human universe!
Un après-midi à se fesser dessus
Garance Chagnon-Grégoire
It’s summer of 2002, and moving day is fast approaching for the Bouchard-Beauregard family. While Sophie, a devoted wife and mother, struggles to control the chaos in the house, a televised boxing match creates pandemonium within the already dysfunctional family
Ninan Auassat – Nous les enfants
Kim O’Bomsawin
Known for her intimate and riveting films, director Kim O’Bomsawin now invites us to experience the vibrant universe of Ninan Auassat: We the Children. Shot over more than six years, the film brings us the moving stories of three groups of children from three different Indigenous nations: Atikamekw, Eeyou Cree and Innu. In following these young people through the crucial milestones of childhood, right to the threshold of adulthood, we witness their daily lives and aspirations, along with the challenges they face. Filmed from “a child’s eye-view” and presenting a groundbreaking vision of contemporary Indigenous youth, this documentary is notable for the complete absence of adult voices and “experts on young people”—holding space instead for a new generation with a burning desire to be heard. The result is a captivating journey that becomes a call to action, at a time when the voices of young people echo, demanding the right to be recognized and an opportunity to blossom.
La Femme de l’hôtel
Léa Pool
Called to shoot a film in her hometown, Montreal, a director finds inspiration in a mysterious woman, Estelle David, who wanders into a hotel. Inspired by this woman, the director finds a way to better define the role she is writing for the actress who will play this character in her film.
Nanitic
Carol Nguyen
na·nit·ic / adjective: The first brood of worker ants produced by a queen ant using only the reserved nutrition in her body. Nanitics shoulder the initial fate of the colony and are often underfed due to the conditions in colony building. Thus, nanitics may be smaller in size from later workers ants to optimize the survival of the group… But what happens to the colony when the queen dies? Had the nanitics done enough? 9 year-old Trang starts to shift out of oblivion as her aunt Ut tends to Grandma, who lies in her deathbed in the living room. How can a single body occupy so much space? What will happen when Grandma is gone?
Eukuan ume ninan etentamat (Montagnaises de parole)
Johanne Fournier
Quatre générations de Montagnaises racontent la vie dans les réserves : des grand-mères ne parlant que montagnais qui ont vécu la plus grande partie de leur vie dans les bois ; des mères ayant connu le déracinement et l’éducation catholique dans les couvents ; des jeunes filles hésitant entre l’idéalisation de la vie ancestrale et l’attrait du travail et de l’argent.
Angèle
Rachel Trudeau
My 58 year-old mother started rock climbing so she would spend more time with my brothers and I. Along the way, she found something just for herself.
Mataperra
Rachel Trudeau
Yelda del Carmen leaves her Cuban homeland for Montreal, where she must rebuild her dance career from scratch. Realizing the challenges ahead, she embarks on a special climbing journey before fully embracing her dance aspirations. This narrative intertwines Yelda’s pursuit of self-discovery, as she balances her love for dance and climbing.
Ode au nord
Rachel Trudeau
Ode au Nord (Ode To The North) presents the singular approach of painter Emmanuelle Gendron and highlights the northern territory in which she evolves.
Find Your Wild
Leila Khalilzadeh
When a recently arrived Iranian immigrant in Montreal returns to her former profession as a beautician, her husband faces the challenge of adapting to a changing narrative around gender roles.