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Koutkekout

Can. 2024. Documentary by Joseph Hillel. In Haiti, young artists have chosen theater as a means of surviving in a time of cholera, natural disasters, political corruption and gang violence.

Runtime: 84 min.

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City Dreamers

V.O.: Rêveuses de villes

Can. 2018. Documentary by Joseph Hillel. A look back at the careers of four internationally renowned architects who were about the redefinition of innovative urban spaces, designed with the well-being of the inhabitants in mind.

Runtime: 80 min.

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Ayiti Toma: In the Land of the Living

V.O.: Ayiti Toma, au pays des vivants

Can. 2013. Documentary by Joseph Hillel. Under international supervision since the earthquake of 2010, Haiti is seeking to take the appropriate means to rebuild itself.

Runtime: 82 min.

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Can. 2010. Documentary by Patrick Demers, Joseph Hillel.

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Un Crabe dans la tête

Can. 2001. Dramatic comedy by André Turpin with David La Haye, Isabelle Blais, Chantal Giroux. A young photographer who is a womanizer comes to realize that his fear of commitment is causing a lot of harm to those around him.

Runtime: 102 min.

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The Left Side of the Fridge

V.O.: La Moitié gauche du frigo

Can. 2000. Dramatic comedy by Philippe Falardeau with Paul Ahmarani, Stéphane Demers, Geneviève Néron. In active job search, a young engineer allows his roommate to shoot a documentary about his everyday life.

Runtime: 90 min.