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Paul

Can. 2025. Documentary by Denis Côté. Suffering from social anxiety, a lonely thirty-something submits to domineering women by cleaning their homes.

Runtime: 87 min.

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Violence du corps de l'autre

Can. 2025. Drama by Denis Côté. A woman who travels the roads to meet desperate people with whom she seems to have made strange pacts of death questions her wanderings.

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Mademoiselle Kenopsia

Can. 2023. Essay film by Denis Côté with Larissa Corriveau, Évelyne De la Chenelière, Olivier Aubin. In charge of guarding unoccupied homes, a lonely woman becomes obsessed with these anonymous interiors, which she haunts like a ghost.

Runtime: 80 min.

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That Kind of Summer

V.O.: Un Été comme ça

Can. 2022. Drama by Denis Côté with Larissa Corriveau, Laure Giappiconi, Anne Ratte-Polle. Under the supervision of a German therapist and a social worker, three so-called ""hypersexual"" women spend twenty-six days in a quiet house by a lake.

Runtime: 137 min.

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Social Hygiene

V.O.: Hygiène sociale

Can. 2021. Tale by Denis Côté with Maxim Gaudette, Larissa Corriveau, Ève Duranceau. In the countryside, a thief’s successive encounters with different women force him to confront his fickleness and failures.

Runtime: 76 min.

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Ghost Town Anthology

V.O.: Répertoire des villes disparues

Can. 2019. Fantasy by Denis Côté with Robert Naylor, Diane Lavallée, Josée Deschênes. A strange road accident triggers a series of unusual events in a Quebec village in the throes of winter.

Runtime: 96 min.

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Wilcox

Can. 2019. Essay film by Denis Côté. A solitary man, dressed and equipped like a soldier, travels the roads of rural Quebec.

Runtime: 66 min.

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Ta peau si lisse

Can. 2017. Essay film by Denis Côté. Intimate portraits of six Quebec bodybuilders whose relationships with their bodies border on obsession.

Runtime: 93 min.

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Boris Without Beatrice

V.O.: Boris sans Béatrice

Can. 2016. Psychological drama by Denis Côté with James Hyndman, Simone-Elise Girard, Denis Lavant. A successful businessman temporarily retires to the countryside to support his wife who is in a silent depression.

Runtime: 93 min.

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Que ta joie demeure

Can. 2014. Essay film by Denis Côté with Guillaume Tremblay, Émilie Sigouin, Olivier Aubin. In a factory, workers discuss their working conditions, while a young unemployed woman wanders among them looking for a job.

Runtime: 70 min.

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Vic + Flo ont vu un ours

Can. 2013. Drama by Denis Côté with Pierrette Robitaille, Romane Bohringer, Marc-André Grondin. On parole, a gruff sixty-year-old moves into the old family sugar shack where she is joined by a French lover she met in prison.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Bestiaire

Can. 2012. Essay film by Denis Côté. The life of the animals of the Hemmingford Safari Park in a subliminal succession of images captured over the four seasons.

Runtime: 72 min.

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Curling

Can. 2010. Drama by Denis Côté with Emmanuel Bilodeau, Philomène Bilodeau, Roc Lafortune. The very regular lives of a janitor and his overprotected pre-teen daughter are turned upside down when they both, unbeknownst each other, are indirectly involved in a dramatic event.

Runtime: 96 min.

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Carcasses

Can. 2009. Docufiction by Denis Côté with Jean-Paul Colmor, Étienne Grutman, Célia Léveillée-Marois. A scrap metal dealer in the Mont

Runtime: 72 min.

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All That She Wants

V.O.: Elle veut le chaos

Can. 2008. Mores drama by Denis Côté with Ève Duranceau, Nicolas Canuel, Normand Lévesque. The misfortunes of a young woman in the midst of an existential crisis, battling against a group of thugs in a remote corner of the country.

Runtime: 107 min.

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Our Private Lives

V.O.: Nos vies privées

Can. 2007. Sentimental drama by Denis Côté with Penko S. Gospodinov, Anastassia Liutova, Jean-Charles Fonti. In a Quebec cottage, the love story of a Bulgarian immigrant with a compatriot she met on the Internet takes an unusual turn.

Runtime: 82 min.

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Les États nordiques

Can. 2005. Essay film by Denis Côté with Christian LeBlanc, les gens de la localité de Radisson. After committing a mercy killing, a young man seeks refuge in a small remote community where he rediscovers the will to live.

Runtime: 95 min.