Charlotte Pominville

In the vastness of the Laurentides territory, Laurent tries to fulfill his father's will to spread his ashes in his favorite river : the Hare, 137 miles deep in the heart of the forest.

Set in a poor Québec neighbourhood during the 1930s, a young woman begins the dire labour of birthing.

On this January morning, Agnès and her brother are hanging out in the living room. This quiet day will take a wrong turn when Agnès' father, shaken by his recent divorce from her mother, decides to pay her an impromptu visit.

Two years after prom night, three ex-couples look back on their last summer spent together.

After the hospitalization of a colleague, Louise, a fellow miner, causes havoc by vandalizing an office at work.

In 1940s’ rural Quebec, Marguerite assists her sister Aimée who’s been in painful labour for hours. Alerted by the midwife that a caesarean is necessary, their father leaves to seek the village doctor.

Clémence is about the parents and loved ones of Clémence Beaulieu-Patry, victim of a feminicide in 2016. Through memories and confidences, we dive into the complex universe of mourning a loved one who has disappeared in the violence. With great sensitivity, we support loved ones who share with us the importance of talking about her while celebrating her life.

Discussion on indigenous identity between three Wendat of different generations. Vincent the director, Louisette his grandmother and Terry a multidisciplinary artist.

Carried by the music of Sofia, a Quebec-Colombian singer-songwriter performing under her artist name Lapelúda, a moment unfolds between her and her grandmother Nicole. In the gentleness of everyday life, they speak of death — not as an end, but as a form of transmission. Through their gestures and their words, an intimate dialogue slowly takes shape, exploring the bond between generations and the traces we leave behind when our bodies fade away.