Documentary
A FEW LOST WORDS
10 min, Experimental, Quebec, Canada, 2011
A poetical encounter between the novelist Nancy Huston and the paintings of Edmund Alleyn.
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MY FAMILY IN 17 TAKES
27 min, Documentary, Quebec, Canada, 2011
The youngest of 17 children, the filmmaker presents us with an intimate family portrait in 17 rolls of Super 8.
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THE GOLDEN RULE
75 min, Documentary, Quebec, Canada, 2011
200 families are uprooted for a few bars of gold.
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NOTES ON A ROAD LESS TAKEN
94 min, Documentary, Quebec, Canada, 2011
An engrossing road movie, given tremendous depth by its « journeys within the journey » – the fascinating detours taken as the road meanders and forks.
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OVER MY DEAD BODY
80 min, Documentary, Quebec, Canada, 2011
Dancer and choreographer Dave St-Pierre is adored by critics and audiences alike. His subversive, innovative works are taking Europe by storm. But his own body is failing him. Dave is 34 and has cystic fibrosis.
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TURTLES DO NOT DIE OF OLD AGE
90 min, Documentary, Maroc, Québec, 2010
This film celebrates longevity by introducing us to three colorful characters living in Morocco.
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YOU DON’T LIKE THE TRUTH – 4 DAYS INSIDE GUANTÁNAMO
100 min., Documentary, Québec, Canada, 2010
Maintaining the surveillance camera style this film annalyses the political, legal and scientific aspects of a forced dialogue.
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BULL’S EYE: A PAINTER ON THE WATCH
76 min, Documentary, Quebec, Canada, 2010
A boreal forest, in the fall. A man wearing a face mask is on the watch. Camouflaged in the bush, he holds his gun at the ready. Is he a serial killer or just a trophy hunter!? He’s neither. He’s an artist waiting for an animal and that elusive moment when the image for a work will come to him.
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JOHN MAX, A PORTRAIT
94 min, Documentary, Quebec, Canada, 2010
An intimate portrait looking into the life of the most interesting and singular Canadian photographer, John Max (1936-2011).
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ART IN ACTION
68 min, documentary, Quebec, Canada, 2009
Art in Action is a portrait of two provocative Montreal artists, Annie Roy and Pierre Allard whose urban installations sound the alarm concerning important social issues.
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BAS ! BEYOND THE RED LIGHT
77 min, documentary, Quebec, Canada, 2009
How can you create a future from a past that dares not be told?
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THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING
78 min, Documentary, Quebec, Canada, 2009
The Theory of Everything navigates its way between people and landscapes, between discourse and territory.
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JOURNEY’S END
80 min, Documentary, Quebec, Canada, 2009
An abandoned motel converted into a retirement home sets the stage for an elegiac exploration of life and ageing.
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MY MUSLIM SISTERS
68 min, Documentary, Quebec, Canada, 2009
An intimate depiction of two Quebecers muslim women, this documentary delves into the reality of veiled women in contemporary Quebec.
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