Films
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Conversation With Ziad
Juliette Guérin
Canada (Quebec), Documentary
How do we leave a country when we are forced to ? What do we pack in our bags? What are the things that we miss the most ? Those are the issues that are addressed by Ziad Alasmar, a young Syrian refugee, as pictures of his native land are screened.
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Counterfeit Kunkoo
Reema Sengupta
India, Fiction
In a country where marital rape is not a legal crime, it took a lot for Smita to escape an abusive marriage. She lives in a one room apartment in Mumbai, earning her living handcrafting necklaces. The recent tranquility of her life is shaken when the doorbell rings.
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Crème de menthe
Jean-Marc E. Roy & Philippe David Gagné
Canada (Quebec), Fiction
After the death of her father, this only child returns home, to Saguenay. She must empty the house of her father, a hoarder. Through various accumulated objects, she will go through her father's life, trying to find out at the same time what is her place among this multitude of memories.
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Daemonrunner
Kiah Roache-Turner
Australia, Fiction
Demon hunters track down and subdue a possessed girl. They use brutal force and killer technology to exorcise the demon ... much ass-kicking ensues.
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Das Mädchen im Schnee
Dennis Ledergerber
Switzerland, Fiction
A day in the life of a foley artist.
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22e
Debout Kinshasa !
Sebastien Maitre
France, Fiction
No polished shoes, no school! Samuel, 10 years old, is about to discover Kin the Beautiful’s way of muddling up and muddling through…
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22e
Des hommes à la mer
Alexandre Rufin
France, Canada (Quebec), Documentary
Last day at sea, memories come back.
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Dinosaure
Pierre Dugowson
France, Fiction
In a park, a tiny girl inflates a huge balloon. A boy watches her and is about to burst this balloon but the mother of the little girl tries to dissuade him.
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Discard What You Heard
George W. Lenser
Canada (Quebec), Documentary
Discard What You Heard is an indigenous documentary film, engaging in a reconnection with the land that benefits western societies colonial presence though asserting indigenous sovereign rights and cultural pride.
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Do No Harm
Roseanne Liang
New Zealand, Fiction
3am. 1980s Hongjing. In an aging private hospital, a single-minded surgeon is forced to break her physician’s oath when violent gangsters storm in to stop a crucial operation.