Tributes — Retrospectives — Films about cinema
QUéBEC, Canada | 91 minutes | 2011
Giving voice to a generation of anxious, rudderless young adults, the filmmaker creates a portrait of Nikolai and Clara. After meeting at a club, they get together and have sex. The unexpected aftermath is a night of talking and musing about their anxieties, lives and era. The antithesis of the classic romantic comedy, and a painful huis-clos on the malaise of early middle age, this debut feature established Anne Émond as a unique and essential voice in contemporary Quebec cinema.35mm copy - as part of the tribute to K-Films Amérique's 25 years anniversaryQ&A with Catherine de Léan
Best Canadian First Feature Film, Special Jury Citation - Toronto Film Festival 2011
Best Canadian Feature Film - Vancouver Film Festival 2011
No biography
Imagine one day, you wake up and all your friends have disappeared. Friends that were supposed to be there, are not. You look for them everywhere. In all...
Short film, Fiction
FRANCE | 16 minutes | 2017
A charismatic French writer passing through Montreal, a young female student who idolizes him, her shrewish mother, a discarded husband and a good-natured...
Feature film, Fiction
CANADA, FRANCE | 93 minutes | 1994
Retro children’s TV takes a comical jab when one letter of the alphabet gets a new association.
CANADA | 2 minutes | 2012
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