Portrait of Laurence Philomène, young non-binary trans photographer.
The journey of Haitian-born Quebecer Stevens Dorcelus, long jump specialist and winner of the 2021 edition of the reality show “Occupation double”.
Travelling up the Amazon River from Brazil to one of its sources in Ecuador, the director meets indigenous people defending their land against industrial exploitation.
Between light and shadow, a meditation on the origins of photography and cinema.
A portrait of comedian, lyricist and screenwriter Marcel Sabourin, based on reflections he has collected on his cassette recorder since the 1960s.
Exploring the LGBTQ+ community in Vietnam.
Faced with a housing crisis in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Montreal social workers come to the aid of itinerants and tenants threatened with eviction.
Three years after arriving in Montreal with their children, a Congolese couple is summoned to the hearing that will determine whether their request for political asylum can be accepted.
A Quebec sports journalist goes to the Mexican coast to find a young figure skater who mysteriously disappeared during a competition.
For years, Tara Emory, a transgender woman, a former porn star, has been creating a science fiction film called UP URANUS from scratch from her home.
A Belgian couple living in autarky in the heart of the Gaspe boreal forest wonders about the future of their three sons who are soon to be adults.
Three brothers embark on a fishing trip with the hope of reconnecting with their estranged father. (Source: Les Films du 3 mars)
The last members of Quebec’s congregation of Marie Auxiliatrice talk about their struggles for women’s rights and social justice.
Portrait of the American jazz musician Billy Tipton, whose transmasculinity was only revealed after his death in 1989.
In the middle of winter in Montreal, social workers and members of a special police team try to bring care and comfort to the homeless.
The director follows her autistic brother and another young woman with developmental disabilities as they train for the 2019 Special Olympics in Dubai.
Two young women who met by chance reveal and confront each other over the course of a day spent wandering aimlessly.
At the lost and found counters of the Société de transport de Montréal, people hope to be reunited with their cherished possessions.
Born to a Guyanese father and a Polish mother, writer and photographer Serge Emmanuel Jongué pursues a poetic and political exposé on identity, memory, and belonging.
A solitary man, dressed and equipped like a soldier, travels the roads of rural Quebec.
Quebec painter and sculptor Armand Vaillancourt discusses his childhood, his fascination for nature, and the social issues that concern him.
In Central Anatolia, a look at a Kurdish village with the particularity of being inhabited almost exclusively by women, since the exodus of the majority of the men.
Over a period of one year, the activist and artistic activities of Natasha Kanapé Fontaine, Innu poet, director, and actor.
Documentary about the creation of wool carpets through the Zagros mountains of western Iran, the land of the Bakhtiaris.
Nightly meetings with residents of Exarcheia, a neighbourhood of Athens that was once the scene of major social upheavals.
Profile of the Israeli editor Ziva Postec, who took six years to analyze and assemble the 350 hours of film shot by Claude Lanzmann for his documentary “Shoah.”
Profile of the life and work of Quebec filmmaker André Forcier, through anecdotes and reenactments of key scenes from his films.
A year behind the scenes of the Montreal Metropolitan Orchestra, in the midst of preparing its first international tour, under the direction of conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin.