Films
Film
23e
Une Soeur
Delphine Girard
Belgium, Fiction
A night. A car. A woman in trouble. A call.
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23e
Violeta + Guillermo
Óscar Vincentelli
Spain, Experimentation
In the future, Violeta and Guillermo recall a night in 2018 when they danced until sunrise.
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23e
Voyagers
Gauthier Ammeux & Valentine Baillon & Benjamin Chaumény & Alexandre Dumez & Léa Finucci & Marina Roger
France, Animation
A tiger escaping from a hunter ends up in a space station occupied by an astronaut and his goldfish…
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23e
Wayward Emulsions
Tina Takemoto
United States, Experimentation
Queer glimpses of a wayward woman captured in bits of emulsion lifted from stray reels of a 35mm Asian drama.
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23e
Where do we go
Siegfried A. Fruhauf
Austria, Experimentation
Where Do We Go reveals itself to be a synesthetic experiment rendering sight as rhythmical and the visual edit as musical. The filmmaker painstakingly animates brief phases of movement to create a visual series of trains, tracks, bridges and nature.
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23e
Woman in Stall
Madeleine Sims-Fewer & Dusty Mancinelli
Canada (Ontario), United Kingdom, Fiction
A woman finds herself trapped in a bathroom stall by a man whose intentions are not entirely clear.
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23e
Yul
Marc-André Girard
Canada (Quebec), Fiction
Simon Trottier is just an ordinary guy living an ordinary life. He has been a student for what seems like forever and spends day and night pursuing his master’s degree, much to the dismay of Rolland, his grandfather. The old man finds distressing that his grandson is wasting his early thirties in a university’s hallways.
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23e
À l'aube
Louis-Pierre Cossette & Anaë Bilodeau / Louis-Pierre Cossette
Canada (Quebec), Animation
Wake up with three inhabitants in a megalopolis of mismatched architecture. Through this moment of solitude, we discover the simple pleasures of awakening the senses.
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23e
Éléonore
Martin Rodolphe Villeneuve
Canada (Quebec), Fiction
A young woman. A grandfather. Countryside in the spring. An old house. A scar starts to heal.
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23e
Émergence
Julie Bernier & Clarissa Rebouças
Canada (Quebec), Documentary
Katiana emerges. Her head is finally above water and she speaks for all Haitian women.