Film events and Master Classes
UNITED STATES | 97 minutes | 2017
Certain sick people are stigmatized because medicine doesn’t have any answers for their suffering. Unrest documents the puzzle of chronic fatigue syndrome. A promising future is darkened by a mysterious, medically non-existent illness. A prisoner in her own body, afflicted with chronic fatigue syndrome, Jennifer Brea films the physical and emotional impacts of her precarious health. A documentary that sparks powerful emotions while offering a ray of hope to those struggling with the illness.
Prix spécial du Jury - Sundance 2017
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Each year, Wapikoni’s short film launch is a huge success as festivalgoers get to be the first to see the latest works from emerging Indigenous...
Short film
CANADA | 97 minutes | 2017
How do we leave a country when we are forced to ? What do we pack in our bags? What are the things that misses us the most ? So many questions that are...
QUEBEC | 97 minutes | 2017
Solitude, mourning and murder in this noir-hearted, latter-day Western indie thriller that’s also a haunting character study. The scene: small-town...
Feature film , Drama
UNITED STATES , Canada | 97 minutes | 2017
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