A dance film about life, embodiment of the wild.

Winter. A vessel sets off into the Saint-Laurent River. On board are a number of curious and stubborn figures. The steady rhythm of oars emerges, punctuating their momentum toward an unpredictable, absolute land and encounters with kindred spirits. An uncompromising tactile immersion in matter that conflates us, by its infinite smallness, with what truly defines us.

How do you stage a miracle healing? Boundaries dissolve between church and theatre, faith and credibility.

This experimental short film gives the floor to Robert Dole who gives us his story and exposes his vision of schizophrenia. The theme of mental illness is echoed here in a cinematographic treatment that explores the materiality of film and magnetic tapes to find points of meeting and detachment.

One summer morning, boredom mingles with the heaviness of the previous evening that turned sour for six-year-old Chichou. In the aftermath of the violence that characterizes this apartment, Reste candidly explores what daily life can look like for a child.

Two restaurants owners in La Baie, Roger Gagnon and Paulo Cossette, show their life dedicated to fried chicken, hot dogs and hamburgers. While their city struggles along, they wonder about their future.

An apocalyptic storm is raging inside the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris. Violently taken off from her seat, a spectator is dragged to the centre of the scene. Rone looks from aside at the bodies swirling around her. As the storm grows bigger, he rushes to the emergency exit where everybody rushes after him...

This dance short film brings three sensual and brutal duets to the screen. Three stories overlap to tell the memory; what remains of the nostalgic feelings of their union. The choreographies sublimate the cracks that human experience generates and which settle in us like so many emotional vestiges.

Flavie is a bold and opiniated 15-year-old who is ready to engage in civil disobedience and suffer legal consequences in her fight for her social and environmental convictions.

Completing the trilogy of wickedly dark comedy shorts that began with Spider and Bear, Nash Edgerton finds a perfect match in Rose Byrne as Sofie, a woman who loves pranks just as much as Jack, Edgerton’s onscreen alter ego. Alas, the couple’s quest to outdo each other may lead to the most outrageous calamity of all.