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My Mom's Co-op

V.O.: La Coop de ma mère

Can. 2021. Documentary by Ève Lamont. Throughout the seasons, a filmmaker observes the daily life of the residents of the Gatineau housing cooperative where her mother lives.

Runtime: 79 min.

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Yolanda

Can. 2018. Dramatic comedy by Jeannine Gagné with Margot Campbell, Paul Ahmarani, Dominique Quesnel. Travelling from the countryside to visit a friend, an affable woman in her seventies meets a morose, disillusioned man in his thirties.

Runtime: 58 min.

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Le Chantier des possibles

Can. 2016. Documentary by Ève Lamont. In the Pointe-Saint-Charles area, residents fight to keep a former CN workshop for an urban agriculture project, coupled with a sports and cultural centre.

Runtime: 79 min.

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Le Commerce du sexe

Can. 2015. Documentary by Ève Lamont. Portrait of the sex industry in Quebec and the rest of the world, in the era of ihe Internet and social media.

Runtime: 76 min.

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Northern Heartbeat

V.O.: Le Nord au coeur

Can. 2012. Documentary by Serge Giguère. The career of geographer and linguist Louis-Edmond Hamelin, inventor of the concept of nordicity and a great defender of the rights of native peoples.

Runtime: 85 min.

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L'Imposture

Can. 2010. Documentary by Ève Lamont. Meetings with prostitutes of different ages living in Ottawa, Quebec City or in the Mont

Runtime: 93 min.

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John Max, A Portrait

Can. 2010. Documentary by Michel Lamothe. A Montreal photographer once famous for his compelling black and white portraits, John Max has abandoned his art and is living almost as a hermit in his cluttered apartment.

Runtime: 94 min.

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La Fille de Montréal

Can. 2010. Dramatic comedy by Jeanne Crépeau with Amélie Grenier, Marie-Hélène Montpetit, Jean Turcotte. A Montreal filmmaker who has been living in the same apartment for 25 years receives an eviction notice that leads her to take stock.

Runtime: 92 min.

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Before Tomorrow

Can. 2008. Chronicle by Marie-Hélène Cousineau, Madeline Ivalu with Madeline Ivalu, Peter-Henry Arnatsiaq, Paul-Dylan Ivalu. In the Far North, around 1840, an old Inuit woman and her grandson try to survive after a tragedy.

Runtime: 92 min.

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Comme à Cuba

Can. 2007. Documentary by Fernand Bélanger, Louise Dugal, Yves Angrignon.

Runtime: 63 min.

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Waterfront Dreams

V.O.: Au fil de l'eau

Can. 2002. Dramatic comedy by Jeannine Gagné with Gabriel Gascon, Margot Campbell, Paul Ahmarani. During a stay in the forest, men and women recount their childhood memories and romances.

Runtime: 92 min.

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Depuis que le monde est monde

Can. 1981. Documentary by Sylvie Van Brabant, Serge Giguère, Louise Dugal.

Runtime: 63 min.