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
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Arriving home from work, Suzanne is raped. The initiator of the NFB’s avant-garde En tant que femmes series, director Anne-Claire Poirier, shakes us with...
Feature film, Fiction
QUéBEC, CANADA | 96 minutes | 1979
It all happens in one day. A group of men and women are at the bar where a wedding reception was due to take place. The former wait to be served by the...
QUéBEC, CANADA | 82 minutes | 1980
By intertwining the destinies of Pauline and Suzanne, two women brought together by a personal crisis, Agnès Varda paints a lively portrait not just of an...
FRANCE | 120 minutes | 1977
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