Chloë Gordon

A portrait of Toronto, as defined by the spaces its queer residents inhabit and the memories they’ve created there.

Haunted by her losing streak, Zara struggles to stand against rival it girl Blaze. As the sound of the clock ticks down, they will do anything to be crowned the Queen of Midnight... no matter who gets hurt.

In a small town where nothing ever happens, a young girl steals the local watermelon, revealing tensions among the seemingly dull citizens.

1:32 minutes

an exploration of the loss of physical media and growing up in the age of technology, "blue and sentimental" is made up of 360 2" cyanotype prints of digital video frames onto watercolour paper, re-animated at 12 frames per second.

An immobile man is interrogated by two confrontational friends.