Vincent Careau

Set in a poor Québec neighbourhood during the 1930s, a young woman begins the dire labour of birthing.

Portrait documentary of a Mohawk visual artist in her search for identity.

At the time of her 24th birthday, there is not much that makes sense for Anne; All that remains are those summers spent lounging in the fields and the memory of a great friendship. Deserted, Anne faces all the time she has lost and all the reasons that keep her from loving others, but above all from loving herself.

Oli is getting a haircut from his older brother, Guillaume, in the bathroom of their modest suburban home. Looking forward to spending the evening alone with his brother, Oli's plans are suddenly disrupted when Guillaume's close friends, Nico and Alexia, drop by, and the three of them decide to head out to a party.

Discussion on indigenous identity between three Wendat of different generations. Vincent the director, Louisette his grandmother and Terry a multidisciplinary artist.

In 1940s’ rural Quebec, Marguerite assists her sister Aimée who’s been in painful labour for hours. Alerted by the midwife that a caesarean is necessary, their father leaves to seek the village doctor.

After the hospitalization of a colleague, Louise, a fellow miner, causes havoc by vandalizing an office at work.