Waiting for Men
In Mauritania, a country seemingly bound by tradition and male dominance, three women speak freely about sex, love and money.
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In Mauritania, a country seemingly bound by tradition and male dominance, three women speak freely about sex, love and money.
A daughter reflects on her father's life - weaving the story of his miraculous journey from the streets of India with the realities of life in America. Using recorded phone calls with her dad while he worked nights at a
A self-anointed 'renegade' male flight attendant must save the day when the airline he works for tries to eliminate flight attendants as a cost-cutting measure.
By using outdated analog cameras and live capture overlay projections, Parking Lot Attendant is a formal exploration of glitches and image processing, shared between contemplation, insistence and irregularity. This video
A charming bathroom attendant at risk of losing his job due to new management teaches us that sometimes there's more to a job than just tending to the needs of customers.
The film centres on the town of Chapais in northern Quebec, a struggling former mining community whose residents are quietly resisting the economic pressures to abandon their hometown.
En Attendant la Neige is a parody of violence. Paco Sanchez and Dede Gallice are childhood friends who share a passion for karate. When forced to face Dede in a decisive match, Paco refuses to fight his best friend. Dede
Marie-Mai and Antoine Vézina welcome Arnaud Soly, Marie-Lyne Joncas, Dominic Paquet, Christine Morency and many others to celebrate the arrival of the holiday season! On the menu: holiday songs, festive culinary traditio
The dying aristocrat Jean-René decides to execute one of the treasured desires and invites in the lock theatrical company that its participants have rehearsed and have played the play before the only viewer - him
"Waiting for the Barbarians" is a unique poetic and cinematic work. The nocturnal, panoramic view of the city of Beirut shifts between the stillness of photography and the movement of animated images, through a hypnotic
6 years of exile, 948 dialyses, 2000 injections, Meruzhan, like his travelling companions, is waiting for a transplant and a right of residence. Between mythical narrative and bureaucratic nonsense, the film traces their
Waiting For The Stork takes us to three countries where the gay and lesbian Baby Boom is in full swing, France, the Netherlands, and the US. It introduces us to lesbian mothers, candid children of gays and lesbians, and
In the streets of Matongé in Brussels, residents participate in the collective poetry of living together. Guided by Maéva, the neighborhood unfolds between everyday life and colonial memory. Individual experiences intera