Patrick Fortin

Made up of nine shorts, Vore Gore (2021) is an anthology that explores the links between sex and violence, consumption and capitalism all under the umbrella theme of voraphilia.

A woman, fed up with the abuses she suffers while walking on the street, takes her revenge against a catcaller.

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A visual decent into madness, all captured through the lens of a camera. Presented in repugnant vignettes that will shock and disturb.

The clown crises continues. The playful yet filthy antics of two gutterclowns leads to jealousy and violence until all imaginable sense is let loose. [Extended re-edit of two short films, "Love Me Clowny" and "Gorefest 2"]

A woman, fed up with the abuses she suffers while walking on the street, takes her revenge against a catcaller.

Simple, generic, unconstrained disintegration.

An artistic vision of autophagia. Sequel to infernal gluttony, infernal Gluttony 2 explore the multiple ways of consuming yourself. A man, guided by his hunger decide to eat every part of his own body. This madness keeps going until reality and psychosis flirt with each other.

An opportunistic couple murder an unsuspecting guest.

Bad trip sculptural animation.