Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma 2023

Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma

41st Edition 

22 February - 4 March 2023

The Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma (RVQC) announced yesterday its program for 2023. This 41st edition has almost 300 films, including 76 premieres, and more than 30 assortments of free events. This edition will be, as always, the essential meeting of Quebec cinema.

Emmanuel Schwartz et Christine Beaulieu will be the RVQC spoke people this year.

RVQC screenings and activities will take place at the Théâtre Maisonneuve at Place des Arts, Cinéma Impérial, Cinémathèque québécoise, Cineplex Odeon Quartier Latin, and Maison du développement durable. La Buvette Crave, located in the heart of the Cinémathèque québécoise, will once again welcome the public, artists and cinema professionals for memorable encounters. This signature RVQC space will host happy hours and evenings during which round tables, discussions, readings and festival parties will be held.

OPENING EVENING AND REGIONAL TOUR

LE PLONGEUR, a new feature film by Francis Leclerc adapted from the eponymous novel by Stéphane Larue, will have its world premiere at the Tapis bleu opening night presented by Bell Media on February 22. This opening ceremony will take place at the Théâtre Maisonneuve of Place des Arts. The film stars Henri Picard, Charles-Aubey Houde, Maxime De Cotret, Joan Hart, Fayolle Jean Jr, Robin L'Houmeau, Marie-Ève Beauregard and Jade Charbonneau.

BLUE CARPET EVENINGS

After the opening night, the Tapis bleu evenings presented by Bell Media will continue at the cinema with FRONTIÈRES by Guy Édoin with Pascale Bussière, Micheline Lanctôt, Christine Beaulieu and Mégane Proulx, TRÉPUSCULE POUR UN TUEUR by Raymond St-Jean featuring starring Éric Bruneau, Benoît Gouin, Simon Landry-Desy, Sylvain Marcel and Rose-Marie Perreault and JOUR DE MERDE by Kevin T. Landry with Valérie Blais and Réal Bossé. The documentary JACQUES by Lysandre Leduc-Boudreau will also be premiered. For the first time, there will be a Blue Carpet 100% short films. On the programme: À HARTON by John Blouin, CHASING BIRDS by Una Lorenzen, EVERYTHING WILL BE ALRIGHT by Farhad Pakdel, PACIFIC BELL by Sandrine Béchade, UNE NUIT DE CHIEN by Max Woodward and VIOLET GRAVE WILLINGLY by Claire Sanford. It is the comedy FARADOR by Edouard Tremblay that will crown the RVQC on March 4 during the closing night. First of all a cult short film, this feature film version brings together actors Eric K. Boulianne, Catherine Brunet, Benoit Drouin-Germain and Lucien Ratio.

KATAK, LE BRAVE BÉLUGA, an animated film by Christine Dallaire-Dupont and Nicola Lemay, will be screened in preview during a special carpet reserved for children. Presented in collaboration with Lab Québec Cinéma and Maison 4:3, this screening is by invitation only.

FEATURE FILMS PRESENTED BY HYDRO-QUÉBEC

A total of 50 fiction feature films will be screened during the festival. As usual, a retrospective of the last year of our national cinematography is on the program: it's the perfect opportunity for the public to see or re-watch the most recent Quebec films. It will be possible to watch, among others, VIKING directed by Stéphane Lafleur and co-scripted by Éric K. Boulianne and Stéphane Lafleur, BABYSITTER directed by Monia Chokri and scripted by Catherine Léger, CONFESSIONS directed by Luc Picard and scripted by Sylvain Guy, FALCON LAKE by Charlotte Le Bon, ARSENAULT ET FILS by Rafaël Ouellet, NIAGARA by Guillaume Lambert, DECEMBER 23 directed by Miryam Bouchard and scripted by India Desjardins and NORBOURG directed by Maxime Giroux and scripted by Simon Lavoie.

SPOTLIGHT ON THE DOCUMENTARY PRESENTED BY RADIO-CANADA

The documentary program includes 32 feature films, including 5 remarkable premieres: LES CÈDRES DU LIBAN by Frédéric Nassif, ÉMILIENNE OU LE TIME QUI PASS by Coralie Lemieux-Sabourin, SECOND CHANCES by Farzin Farzaneh, L'ORDRE SECRET by Phil Comeau and CROQUE-DEATH: LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL! by George Hannan. At the same time, several outstanding works from the past year will be presented, including GEOGRAPHIES OF SOLITUDE by Jacquelyn Mills, CETTE MAISON by Miryam Charles, EN ATTENDANT RAÏF by Luc Côté and Patricio Henríquez, JE RÉ SAUE SALOPE: LA MISOGYNIE AU TIME DU DIGÉRIQUE by Léa Clermont-Dion and Guylaine Maroist, JOUVENCELLES by Fanie Pelletier, L'ÎLE DE SUKWAN by Perihan Incegöz and Jonathan Tremblay and HISTORY JUDGERA by German Gutierrez.

For more information and programming, consult the RVQC 2023 website.

A number of posters were also unveiled yesterday.

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RENDEZ-VOUS QUÉBEC CINÉMA 2018

 

RENDEZ-VOUS QUÉBEC CINÉMA
36th Edition

February 21 - March 3, 2018

The Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma announced yesterday its program for 2018. This 36th edition has more than 300 films, including 90 premieres, as well as more than 30 free events. 

The festival’s screenings and activities will take place at the Cinémathèque québécoise, Cinéplex Odeon Quartier Latin, the Auditorium de la Grande Bibliothèque (BAnQ), the Salon orange at Centre Pierre-Péladeau and Cinéma Impérial.

The Bistro SAQ, located in Norman McLaren Hall at the Cinémathèque 
québécoise, returns as the festival’s hotspot for happy hours, fun evenings and great parties late into the  night.

Espace Rendez-vous, now located in the heart of the Cinémathèque québécoise, will be home to the festival’s interactive section and an exclusive exhibition.

LES SOIRÉES TAPIS BLEU

Presented by Bell, the festival’s SOIRÉES TAPIS BLEU are a series of gala premieres, open to all, with the filmmakers present and available to meet the public.

The world premiere of Bernard Émond’s Pour vivre ici opens the festival on February 21. The film stars Élise Guilbault, Sophie Desmarais, Amena Ahmad, Danny Gilmore and Marie Bernier. The gala opening night, co-presented by MELS, will be held at Cinéma Impérial.

The Soirées Tapis bleu include two more world premieres:

- Isla Blanca, directed by Jeanne Leblanc
- Ce silence qui qui tue, a documentary by Kim O’Bomsawin
- Grand Cru by David Eng.
- Chien de garde, directed by Sophie Dupuis, will close the 36th Rendez-vous on March 3 at Cinéma Impérial, part of the closing festivities co-presented by Cinéplex. The film stars Jean-Simon Leduc, Théodore Pellerin, Maude Guérin, Claude Laberge, Paul Ahmarani and well-known singer Marjo.

FICTIONAL FEATURES

This year, the Rendez-vous will present a total of 46 FICTIONAL FEATURES, presented by Hydro-Québec. More than ever, the year’s new films run the full gamut of genres, appealing to moviegoers of every stripe.

4 SPECIAL SCREENINGS presented by La Presse + will include a restored print of Au clair de la lune, directed by André Forcier, in celebration of the film’s 35th anniversary. Blade Runner 2049, by Denis Villeneuve, and Chuck by Philippe Falardeau will also be screened. 

As part of Black History Month, the Momentum collective will present a special program exploring an afro-centric vision of Quebec cinema.

With the aim of reaching every audience and in response to the enthusiasm for the screenings in this new section, the RVQC presents screenings for new immigrants, using film as a bridge to foster acculturation and
integration.

Another much appreciated annual activity is a special screening hosted by La Maison du Père; this year’s film is De père en flic 2, to be screened with director Émile Gaudreault as well as actors Patrice Robitaille and Mathieu Quesnel present; he will meet some of the institution’s clients.

DOCUMENTARIES 

The 36th Rendez-vous includes 25 DOCUMENTARY PREMIERES – short, medium and feature length – presented by Télé-Québec.

Women directors are particularly prominent this year, with several films by women having world premieres:

- 1999 by Samara Grace Chadwick, Ce silence qui tue by Kim O’Bomsawin,
- Exil au Far West by Sophie Fortier
- La Maison des Syriens by Nadine Beaudet and Christian Mathieu Fournier.
- Louis! Louis! Louis! by Philippe Frenette-Roy will also have its world premiere.

Quebec and Canadian premieres include

- A Great Day in Paris by the late Michka Saäl (Canadian premiere)
- Comme un caillou dans la botte by Hélène Choquette (Quebec premiere)
- Modifié by Aube Giroux (Quebec premiere)
- Noshommes dans l’Ouest by Renée Blanchar (Quebec premiere).

The RVQC will also provide excellent opportunities to catch big-screen showings of documentaries that made their mark in 2017, including Esprit de cantine by Nicolas Paquet, Destierros by Hubert Caron-Guay, Combat
au bout de la nuit by Sylvain l’Espérance, and tLabrecque: une caméra pour la mémoire by Michel La Veaux.

SHORTS

With 215 films, including 73 premieres, 54 films in competition and 24 programs in every genre presented by Unis TV, the RVQC is the world’s biggest showcase of Quebec’s short films.

THE 2018 RVQC AWARDS

A total of 11 awards will be presented on February 28, for films in official competition at the Rendez-vous, including the prestigious Prix
Gilles-Carle for Best first or second fictional feature, presented by Bell, and the Prix Pierre et YolandePerrault for Best first or second documentary feature, presented by Hydro-Québec. The jury for 2018 is made up of 15 professionals from the cultural industry in Quebec and francophone communities across Canada, including 11 women active in the film industry.

VIRTUAL REALITY AND INTERACTIVE WORKS

The program features the latest practices and presents 7 works
available for free from February 22 to March 3 in the Espace Rendez-vous. 

FREE EXHIBITION

While visiting the Espace Rendez-vous, the public will see the exclusive storyboard exhibition Les Affamés: décomposition en images, and learn all about the stunning new film by Robin Aubert. The storyboards are by illustrator Jean-Philippe Marcotte, an artist who has also worked with Denis Arcand and Xavier Dolan.

THE RENDEZ-VOUS IN YOUR HOME

From February 21 to March 3, Les Rendez-vous chez vous will allow audiences everywhere in Quebec to enjoya selection of films from this year’s festival on their computer or TV. Several fictional features will be available on-demand through Bell Fibe TV, including, among others, Les Affamés, Et au pire, on se mariera, Pieds nus dans l’aube, Le problème d’infiltration and Les rois mongols. A fine selection of shorts will also be available for free on ICI TOU.TV. Movie lovers can also catch several RVQC events, live or delayed, through Québec Cinéma’s Facebook page. It’s a chance to experience the festival anywhere, any time on your platform of choice!

HAPPY HOURS – THE PLACE TO MEET OUR FILMMAKERS

As it does every year, the festival will start each evening on a high note with a 5 p.m. rendezvous at the Bistro SAQ in the Cinémathèque québécoise, for a series of get-togethers, discussions and chats with artists and industry professionals.

PRIX COLLÉGIAL DU CINÉMA QUÉBÉCOIS (PCCQ) and Cegep
students from across Quebec.

The event, emceed by Marie-Louise Arsenault, will be live-streamed on Québec Cinéma’s Facebook page so that students from all 54 participating cegeps can join in the discussion wherever they are. 

TICKETS 

Tickets for the 36th annual Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma are now on sale, without service charges, at quebeccinema.ca!

Cinephiles can also purchase tickets from lavitrine.com.

Festival goers can view the 2018 program online and in hard copy at the Cinémathèque québécoise. It is possible to create a custom schedule on the RVQC website by creating an account or by signing in with Facebook.

For more information and programming, visit the RVQC festival website.

RIDM 2017: Opening Film

Montreal International Documentary Film Festival (RIDM)

20^th Edition
November 9 - 19, 2017

Opening Film

24 Davids
WORLD PREMIERE

CANADA-QUEBEC / 2017 / 133 min. / French, English, Spanish, Twi / S.T. English and French

This film is an essay by Céline Baril filmed on three continents. It will have its world premiere on Thursday, November 9, during the Opening night of the RIDM festival, in the Alumni Auditorium (H-110) at Concordia University (by invitation only). The filmmaker will be in attendance, following a public screening during the festival’s first weekend.

For more than two decades, Céline Baril has been one of the original voices in Quebec’s film industry. The cinematic essay is her favoured medium. She has travelled the world and met members of many different cultures in her quest to create a humane, critical portrait of the world today.

24 Davids is a road movie that travels to three continents for 24 inspiring encounters. All 24 men the audience meet are very different from one another except that they all have the same name David. They also all reflect on major issues facing the world, and express their desire to work for a change. 

All Davids in the film are young men who are either concerned how the universe is made or are struggling to make this world better. There is a constant juxtaposition between the theoretical discussion of cosmology issues in a prestigious academic environment as opposed to the realities in less affluent and the third world countries, their real day-to-day struggles, the awareness that the world has to be made a better place for people and the solutions they offer. The film renders a strange perspective of a major disconnect between those two totally different worlds, the theoretical academic and the real one. 

24 Davids is produced by Colette Loumède at the National Film Board of Canada (NFB). Its cinema release is slated for February 2, 2018.

FILM TRAILER on Vimeo
https://vimeo.com/224206494

For more information, visit the Montreal International Documentary Film Festival (RIDM) website.

The Gardener

The Gardener
Le Jardinier

First feature by Sébastien Chabot

Quebec, Canada / 2016 / 87 min. / English, French s.-t. 

The film was premiered at the Québec City Film Festival 2016 where it won the CANADIAN BEST FILM AWARD from the public. It was also highlighted at the Planet in Focus Environmental Film Festival 2016.

This is a wonderful film and the most visually attractive narrative. The viewer is bound to feel nostalgic for the beauty and harmony that could be created everywhere on our planet Earth, instead of proliferating the massive pollution and myriads of waste dumps that encircle our habitats. A comparison to the Garden of Eden is heard in the film, making one to wish the humanity was able to work collectively to create a paradise-like places to inhabit rather than pursuing the current general destruction of our Earth environments.

Frank Cabot, gardener, horticulturist, and influential philanthropist narrates his personal quest for perfection through the creation of his gardens Les Quatre Vents. Sprawled on more than 8 hectares, his English-style gardens open their doors to a film crew for the very first time. Knowing he has a degenerative pulmonary disease with little time to live, Cabot confides about his ambitious aesthetic and visionary mission on camera. Nestled at the top of Mount Murray in the Charlevoix region of Quebec, Les Quatre Vents, under the guidance of Frank Cabot, has become one of the most beautiful private gardens in the world. It was created over three generations of Cabot family, and became a true horticultural masterpiece, an enchanting place of beauty with many hidden surprises.

Through his interviews with Frank Cabot, his family, authors and experts in English gardening, the film recounts the personal history of Frank Cabot and his artistic philosophy that led to the creation of one of the greatest Private gardens of the world.

Film’s Official Synopsis:

"The Gardener is a documentary reflecting on the meaning of gardening and its impact on our lives. Shortly before his passing at the age of 86, influential gardener and horticulturist Frank Cabot recounts his personal quest for perfection at Les Quatre Vents , his twenty-acre English style garden and summer estate that was opened to a film crew for the first time in 2009. Nestled amongst the rolling hills of the Charlevoix County in Quebec, Les Quatre Vents has become one of the world’s foremost private gardens. Created over three generations, it is an enchanted place of beauty and surprise, a horticultural masterpiece of the 21st century. Through the words of Cabot and his family, and with the participation of gardening experts and writers, the film looks back at this remarkable  man’s personal story and the artistic philosophy that gave birth to one of the greatest gardens in the world."

The Gardener was written and directed by Sébastien Chabot with the participation of Raynald Bergeron, Francis H. Cabot, Anne Cabot, Colin Cabot, the Right Honorable Adrienne Clarkson, Jean Des Gagniers, Father Louis Genest CSV, Penelope Hobhouse, and Tim Richardson.

PRODUCTION TEAM 

CAMERA:  Geneviève Ringuet
MUSIC: Luc Saint-Pierre
EDITING: Aurélie Govaere
SOUND MIXING: Jean-Philippe Goyette
SOUND DESIGNER: Jean-François Turcotte
PRODUCER: Sébastien Chabot, Julie Dalbec, Michael Slack
DISTRIBUTOR: Lizanne Rouillard, distributed in Canada by Les Films d'aujourd'hui

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Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thegardenermovie/?fref=ts

Trailer on VIMEO: https://vimeo.com/206253368

The film will be screened on March 17, 2017 in four Quebec cinemas: the Beaubien and the Cinéma du Parc in Montreal, the Cartier in Québec City, and will have a Red Carpet reception at Trois-Rivières.

The film will be shown in preview and in the presence of the director on Monday, March 13, 2017, at 6:30 pm as part of Cinémagique at the Cinéma du Parc, Montreal.

Le bruit des arbres - The Sound of Trees

Le Bruit des Arbres
The Sound of Trees
Drama
Québec, 2015, 78 min.

Director: François Péloquin
Actors:  Roy Dupuis, Antoine L’Écuyer, Rémi Goulet
Distribution: K-Films Amérique

This Quebec film is presently in competition at the Karlovy Vary film festival in the Czech Republic. Its contemporary North American setting only intensifies the ages-long universal themes of a father-son relationship, and of a young man coming of age, as well as portraying the general existential dilemma. The conflicts presented are specific to this family and their way of life, but the turmoil the young man feels and the intensity of his feelings and reactions are clearly recognizable as an adolescent's angst, as is his solution out of it - to leave his parents home and to go into the "big" world. And although one might conclude that at the end the young man rejects his father's way of life, not wishing to continue in his footsteps, this might be a precipitated opinion. The son does not burn his bridges with is father just before leaving the town, but rather, with a grand gesture, rebuilds their relationship by placing it on a solid ground. Since he is only 17 years old, his life and experiences might still one day bring him right back to his native town, when the perspective of owning and running a family business and being one's own boss might be much better appreciated. At his present young and rebellious age, he simply is not able to work for his father.

The name of the film Le bruit des arbres, which literally translates as "The Noise of the Trees",  does not refer to the sounds the trees make when swayed by the winds, but rather to the noise produced when they are cut down and processed in the family lamber business. The father hears this noise, the son does not. His ears are plugged with earphones as he listens to a very loud music instead. The word "noise"  most likely also refers to all the external and internal "noise" one creates in one's life and in others who surround him.

The acting is superb. Both Roy Depuis as well as Antoine L’Écuyer who plays his son portray their characters exceptionally well. The scenery of the Gulf of St. Laurence river, where the town is located, is the perfect setting for this film.

The film is presently shown at the Montreal's Cinema Excentris. To find more about the scheduling, visit the cinema's website.

Film's trailer

Top photo courtesy of Cinema Excentris.
Film Review © 2015 Nadia Slejskova

RIDM 2013: Le Semeur - The Sower

LE SEMEUR - THE SOWER

PRODUCTION TEAM:

PRODUCTION: JULIE PERRON

CINEMATOGRAPHY: GEOFFROY BEAUCHEMIN, SAMI MERMER, ALEX MARGINEANU, FRANÇOIS VINCELETTE
EDITING: MICHEL GIROUX, ALEXANDRE LEBLANC
SOUND: CLAUDE BEAUGRAND, FRANCINE POIRIER
LANGUAGE: FRENCH
SUBTITLES: ENGLISH
COUNTRY: QUEBEC
YEAR: 2013
RUNTIME: 80 MIN
CONTAC: CLOTILDE VATRINET, LES FILMS DU 3 MARS, COORDINATION@F3M.CA

RIDM OFFICIAL FILM SYNOPSIS:

"He likes beets, especially hardy varieties that can stand up to a strong wind. He admires independence in a plant. He looks over his carrots with the same patience and meticulousness as he harvests seeds from his squash. Sometimes, he dreams about a certain cherry tree whose genetic legacy he wants to preserve and spread. Not to mention his pride in his Polish rutabagas. Patrice Fortier isn’t crazy, he’s just seriously passionate about his work. Living on his company farm, Société des plantes, in the Kamouraska Valley, he is preserving and propagating rare and forgotten seeds in order to restore vitality and variety to our agricultural heritage. Directed by Julie Perron with uncommon elegance and assurance, Le semeur gives us a fascinating taste of Fortier’s intensely lived days."

This is a truly inspirational film. Patrice Fortier's determination and vision of preserving the heritage seeds is remarkable. He was not born a farmer. Originally, he was a city dweller and an artist. But then he drastically changed his life and moved to the rural Quebec and began farming in order to propagate the heirloom seeds. 

Although farming requires a lot of work and stamina, the film also captures the playful and poetic moments, as well as Patrice's light sense of humour, and especially his visceral approach to his work and the pleasure he finds in it. It also shows how farming is a source of inspiration for his unique artistic expression. Yet alongside the works of art that he creates apart from his farming, the film appears to state that the process of seeds cultivation and preservation is indeed a creative process, an art form in itself, an artistic installation in progress.

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The film shows what can be accomplished by a single person with a big vision and a lot of willpower. In our modern world of mono-cultures, the variety of produce is quickly disappearing. The abundance of plants that nature created and people had cultivated for hundreds of years is now rapidly fading into oblivion. The personal mission of Patrice Fortier is to slow down this process and to bring more variety in food and plants back, to make them once again available for all and for the future generations to come.

The cinematographic aspects of the film are precise, well defined and help bring forth the story and the main premisses of the film. The film successfully tells us what it is to have a desire to properly manage the riches that nature had provided to us all so freely, and portrays the efforts and action needed to save and reclaim those riches for the benefit of all.

Patrice's words at a launch party after the projection of the film said it all: "I really want to preserve the seeds!"

Patrice Fortier's  La société des plantes website:

http://www.lasocietedesplantes.com

Although the website is only in French, Patrice speaks English. So do not hesitate to get in touch with him should you be interested in his heritage seeds, his art, or other activities he is offering. The contact information is on the website.

MWFF 2013: Another House

Another House 

L'Autre Maison

PRODUCTION TEAM

Director : Mathieu Roy

Screenwriter : Mathieu Roy, Michael Ramsey

Cinematographer : Steve Asselin

Editor : Louis-Martin Paradis

Cast : Marcel Sabourin, Roy Dupuis, Émile Proulx-Cloutier, Florence Blain Mbaye, Julie Gayet

Film production and Sales : Roger Frappier, Féliz Frappier, Max Films, 1751, rue Richardson, bureau 5.101, Montréal, QC H3K 1G6 (Canada), tél.: 514 282-8444, info@maxfilms.ca Distributeur canadien/Canadian Distributor: TVA Films, 1600 boul. de Maisonneuve est, 9e étage, Montréal, QC H2L 4P2 (Canada), info@tvafilms.com

OFFICIAL FILM SYNOPSIS

"At 86, Henri Bernard has begun to suffer from dementia and keeps wandering away from his country house to find another more "comfortable" one. His two sons, Gabriel, a star reporter who travels around the world covering wars and political hotspots, and Eric, a pilot-in-training who can't get enough flying time because of filial duties, disagree about what to do with their increasingly erratic and forgetful father. Gabriel considers placing the old man in a nursing home but is turned off by what he sees when he and his father visit one. Eric scolds his brother for not "being there". He fends off his girlfriend's complaints and is resentful that his efforts seem unappreciated. But through the pain of their predicament, the two brothers realize that they must overcome their differences so that they are together when they accompany their father to the enigmatic place that he keeps seeking, the place he calls "the other home". "What really inspired me was the spirit that my father has preserved in his decline... It touched all of us in the family, and I wanted to pay homage to that. So there are autobiographical elements, but the film does not tell the life of my father, nor mine, nor that of my brother. These are characters who have found their own personalities and their own stories." -- Mathieu Roy "

A Quebec production Another House was the Montreal World Film Festival 2013 opening film. Especially those who had to care for an ageing parent or some other family member will immediately relate to this film, regardless if the illness of their loved ones being different from that of the main character in the film. Marcel Sabourin's performance is superb. His portrayal of Henri Bernard makes it easy to comprehend the limitations that his illness imposes as well as the stress experienced by those family member who care for him. His two sons are equally superbly portrayed by Emile Proulx-Cloutier and Roy Depuis.

Below are some photos taken just before the red carpet walk to the festival's opening night and the film's premier. To the left is the official poster of the film, and to the right picture of Roy Depuis with the film's director Mathiue Roy in the centre talking to a festival's participant.

Below are two images of the film's actors being interviewed by press. To the left is of the principal actor Marcel Sabourin, and to the right Roy Depuis.

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Image at the top courtesy of MWFF and the director of the film.

All photos in this article by Nadia Slejskova.

© 2013 Nadia Slejskova