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Jongué, a Nomad's Journey

V.O.: Jongué, carnet nomade

Can. 2019. Documentary by Carlos Ferrand. 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.

Runtime: 81 min.

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13 - Un ludodrame sur Walter Benjamin

Can. 2017. Essay film by Carlos Ferrand. A look at the last years of Walter Benjamin, German Jewish philosopher and art historian, from his arrival in Paris in 1933 until his suicide in 1940 at the Spanish border.

Runtime: 78 min.

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Nuits

Can. 2014. Documentary by Diane Poitras. A visual and sensory exploration of various aspects of nightlife.

Runtime: 74 min.

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Godin

Can. 2011. Documentary by Simon Beaulieu. The career of poet, journalist, and police officer G

Runtime: 75 min.

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Planet Yoga

V.O.: Planète Yoga

Can. 2011. Documentary by Carlos Ferrand. Skeptical about the current craze for the practice of yoga, the director researches around the world to better understand this phenomenon.

Runtime: 87 min.

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El Huaso

Can. 2011. Documentary by Carlo Guillermo Proto. Convinced that he has Alzheimer

Runtime: 80 min.

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Americano

Can. 2007. Documentary by Carlos Ferrand. From Patagonia to the Arctic, a Peruvian-born Quebec filmmaker goes to meet old friends and family members.

Runtime: 109 min.

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Casa Loma Log Book

V.O.: Casa Loma: Journal de bord

Can. 2002. Documentary by Carlos Ferrand. The collective adventure of an experimental theater group formed by actress and director Pol Pelletier.

Runtime: 89 min.

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Games of the Heart

V.O.: Du pic au coeur

Can. 2000. Sentimental comedy by Céline Baril with Karine Vanasse, Tobie Pelletier, Xavier Caféïne. A teenage girl lives with a rock singer while pretending to ignore the love of a childhood friend.

Runtime: 85 min.

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Au rythme de Cuba

Can. 1999. Documentary by Carlos Ferrand. Presentation of various musicians of Havana and their environment.

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Vivre 120 ans

Can. 1993. Documentary by Carlos Ferrand. Overviews of various scientific and philosophical research aimed at enabling humans to stay young, fit and healthy beyond middle age.

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Un Léger Vertige

Can. 1991. Psychological drama by Diane Poitras with Paul Savoie, Emmanuelle Tétreault, Dulcinée Langfelder. A young father raising his teenage daughter alone struggles to reconcile his career as a journalist with his role as a parent.

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Cuervo

Can. 1990. Adventures by Carlos Ferrand with Kim Yaroshevskaya, Nelson Villagra, Elizabeth Chouvalidzé. A sixty-year-old woman hires a detective to find her twin sister in South America, whom she has not heard from in forty years.

Runtime: 80 min.