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ARSENAL

Feature film – fiction

Directed by Pier-Philippe Chevigny
Written by Pier-Philippe Chevigny and Chloé Robichaud

Arsenal is an anxiety-inducing social drama that pays tribute to the history of the Quebec 2SLGBTQIA+ movement.

Supported in development and production by the SODEC.

DINOSAURS

Feature film – documentary

Directed and written by Emilie Baillargeon

This documentary offers a collective therapy that breaks down our dependence on the automobile. People take turns sharing their attachment to it, moving from enchantment to despair in the face of a car-centric world that stubbornly refuses to change.

Supported in development by the SODEC.

TERREAUX FERTILES

Feature film – fiction

Written and directed by: Alexa-Jeanne Dubé

Terreaux Fertiles is a feature film that follows Cécile and Gauthier, two thirty-somethings who travel to Mauricie to meet a potential sperm donor. While the Great Lakes region is burning across several hectares, an apocalyptic reflection emerges in the characters, challenging their desire to have children.

Supported in development by Téléfilm Canada.

FORTERESSE

Feature film – fiction

Directed and written by Pier-Philippe Chevigny

Taking advantage of a strike that paralyzes operations at the foundry in their village in the Montérégie region, three teenagers break into the deserted industrial complex to steal the precious construction metals manufactured there. When they come face to face with a security guard, however, the situation turns into a nightmare.

Supported in development by the SODEC and Conseils des arts du Québec.

ALBACORES

Short film – fiction

Directed and written by Maël Demarcy

On the island of Pico, in the Azores, in the heart of the Atlantic Ocean, young Anna and her deaf-mute father Victor can no longer survive on traditional fishing. Fish have become scarce due to tourism development and climate change. Facing an uncertain future, Anna secretly tries to sell the family land to a tourism developer without her father’s knowledge. Meanwhile, Victor, aging and increasingly mentally fragile, becomes convinced he has seen a yellowfin tuna — a giant, highly valuable fish that has disappeared from the coast for decades. A bygone past suddenly seems possible once again.

Supported in production by the SODEC.

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