The Evaporated

A man decides to lose himself in the Death Valley desert. While on his journey, he encounters a woman who accompanies him on his quest. As they embark deeper into the desert, heat and fever push them to extreme, psychological limits.

Leonor joins a contemporary dance company to unravel the mystery of Oraison, a mythical piece performed by her mother thirty years ago, in the hope of understanding what shattered her. She discovers a ritual in which every gesture summons up the ghosts of the past and reopens the wounds of a lineage.

In the process of cooking, a man cuts himself. A lot.

Storm Child is a nightmarish incursion in the tormented mind of a four year old child. Yasmine and her family are Algerian refugees who just arrived in Québec during the infamous 1998 ice storm.

16mm, b&w 7265 Plus-X 7266 Tri-X

Two beings who traverse the same zone of desire, with no other goal than to satisfy the tensions between them. They do so in a remarkable mise-en-scène, where the play of light and shadow is as effective as the composition of the image. As if the movement, the encounter, and the anxiety of the end were responding to the quest for a new balance; in this film, the art of disappearing beautifully both ignites and soothes.

New documentary by Hernandez & Latour

By embarking on a journey to document the art of wandering, Yann-Manuel Hernandez captures the relationships between human, nature and society in a stream of captivating images. Shot out of the system during various months in Colombia, this documentary immerses us in the life of two wanderer backpackers, the DIY culture and the search for another way of life.