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Fleur bleue

Can. 2023. Drama by Geneviève Dulude-De Celles.

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Les Jours

Can. 2023. Documentary by Geneviève Dulude-De Celles. Over the course of a year, the journey of a 29-year-old doctoral student and part-time faculty member who was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Runtime: 81 min.

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A Colony

V.O.: Une Colonie

Can. 2018. Drama by Geneviève Dulude-De Celles with Émilie Bierre, Irlande Côté, Jacob Whiteduck-Lavoie. The awakening of a reserved teenager through contact with a popular student at her new high school and an Abenaki classmate.

Runtime: 103 min.

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Fake Tattoos

V.O.: Les Faux Tatouages

Can. 2017. Sentimental drama by Pascal Plante with Anthony Therrien, Rose-Marie Perreault, Lysandre Nadeau. As he prepares to leave Montreal, a lonely boy with a bad attitude begins a romance with a girl unafraid of being herself.

Runtime: 87 min.

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The Other Rio

V.O.: L'Autre Rio

Can. 2017. Documentary by Émilie B. Guérette. In Rio, during the 2016 Olympic Games, residents of an abandoned government building near the stadium are surviving in precarious conditions.

Runtime: 87 min.

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Minoritaires

Can. 2017. Documentary by Simon Gaudreau. From 2011 to 2016, the Mouvement des Insoumis took an identity-based tangent manifested by the fear of the Islamization of Quebec.

Runtime: 83 min.

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Fucké

Can. 2015. Documentary by Simon Gaudreau. Portrait of seven men with money, alcohol, or drug problems, who live in the same boarding house in Montreal.

Runtime: 82 min.

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Bienvenue à F.L.

Can. 2015. Documentary by Geneviève Dulude-De Celles. As part of a photo project at Fernand-Lefebvre high school in Sorel-Tracy, 1,162 students in Secondary V share their thoughts on life.

Runtime: 75 min.