From one dose to another. The unpretentious and humanistic portrait of a man subject to his dependence.

Ultimate journey of a fish that sings its own requiem, from the sale to the fishmonger into the frying pan.

Jacqueline isn’t quite in her right mind anymore, but she’s determined to take the train to the seaside, as she does every summer. Only this year, she’s constantly being followed by some woman who claims to be her daughter, and the trip takes some unexpected, phantasmagorical turns. Franck Dion’s gentle, poetic film invites us to share the journey of an elderly woman living with degenerative dementia, as her confused mind leaves her open to danger.

Vaysha is not like other young girls. She was born with one green eye and one brown eye. But her odd eyes aren’t the only thing that’s special about her gaze. Her left eye sees only the past. Her right, only the future. Like a terrible curse, Vaysha’s split vision prevents her from living in the present. Blind Vaysha, they called her.

Accompanied by his strange father and his best friend, Sune is forced to live a survival experience in the woods. The story becomes more complicated when the three characters meet the most wanted bank robbers in the country.

Exposed to the force of the wind, people seem helpless. However, they have learned to live with these difficult living conditions.

The Wormhole Monocle. Incredible scientific breakthrough. Perfect name?

Between joy and desperation, Dageki interweaves freely the memories of a blackened love. Timeless and volatile, the film touches the senses and opens the mind to reflection.