Antoine Ryan

The captain of a fishing boat from a remote Innu reserve sets out on a journey across Quebec in the hope of finding his missing daughter.

Championed in her sporting activities by her teenage brother, Pierre-Amelia’s innocent world shatters when her experience among an elite soccer team of older girls precipitates her sexual awakening and reveals an unsuspected desire for her brother. 'Blaze' delicately explores the taboo of forbidden desire in an adolescent world where nascent passions are often at odds with social norms.

In the wake of her arranged marriage, a young woman in Mauritius begins a job at a call centre. Her first steps toward independence have repercussions no one could have expected.

The experience of 2nd generation immigrants, people who are born and raised in a country different than the one their parents were born in. The identity issues they face within a multicultural country.

A film about the minor pains in life... and the major ones too. Upon learning he is to be a father, Brent types a letter to his impending child detailing how pain, no matter how small and insignificant, will be part of their life. A kaleidoscope of comedic violence ensues, eventually leading to the source:a painful memory that will forever shape Brent's own life.

At Christmas, three garbage collectors are surprised to be invited to the Prime Minister’s house.

Wavering is a short film in which technological, somatic, and symbolic worlds intertwine. Three robots, three performers, and a set of elastic bands intermingle to explore their limits and co-evolve until they transform each other. The film is a loose adaptation of the dance show Popmolle created by Montreal-based artists.

The movie unfolds the chapters of Aïsha's life. From her upbringing as a young Haitian girl in Montreal-Nord to her journeys in Brazil, the film reveals her encounters with her chosen family and the discovery of her identity as a woman and musician. A new sense of belonging emerges from these experiences, nurturing her inspiration.

In the heart of their hood, Lola and Moha are staggering home. On their way, they come across a car, the lights are on… as if someone had forgotten to close a door. The opportunity seems too good, Lola convinces her lover to do it. Moha finds the keys in the glove compartment. From that moment on, it’s the great disinhibition of ambitions; how far will they go with this “borrowed” car full of gas? Why not trade their suburb for the sea?