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A presence lurks in a Parisian suburban town, stalking its inhabitants. More and more people are disappearing. Nassim, a young boy, is kicked out of his house one evening, spends the night outdoors, where he feels he is being followed.

In the desert of the American southwest, scientists are simulating the colonisation of Mars. They follow protocols, record data and live according to precise schedules. During their breaks, day-to-day life takes on the appearance of a strange science fiction. How do we imagine life on a planet we've never set foot on?

After the sudden loss of her father, Plamena returns from Sydney to her hometown in Bulgaria. She is caught between the intimacy of grief and the cold machinery of an investigation into what happened. Through fragmented timelines, intimate family moments, and AI-generated readings of institutional letters, No Way to Say Goodbye transforms personal loss into a reflection on empathy and the power of memory to shape who we are. Blurring the boundaries between the personal and the institutional, the film asks how we can remain human in a world increasingly governed by automation and indifference.

Virginia Woolf wrote that one needed a room of one's own to create. Today, is it a place, a right, or a privilege? With Nedjma, Anaïs, and Lola, I film. I observe them. But that’s not all.

A summer sojourn in France activates an obsession with tourists and everyday spectators. Back in Toronto, perceptive artists and benevolent voyeurs shape each others’ ways of seeing—living, modelling, & documenting in the same breath.

Four years ago, Putin’s Russia launched a large-scale imperialist war of aggression against Ukraine. The Ukrainian people then rose up in resistance and have been multiplying experiments in self-organization to confront this aggression. Many feminist, environmentalist, unionist, anarchist, and libertarian activists have joined the active and armed resistance. Their collective embodies an anti-authoritarian Ukraine that echoes the experience a century ago of the anarchist Nestor Makhno, inspiring their struggle against the Russian occupation forces’ attempts to block their path to freedom.

In the heart of the forest, on a winter night, Léon stops to pick up a stranger standing by the roadside. In the intimacy of the car, is he the hunter—or the prey?

When it’s time to move on to dessert, Don Antonio wants to pay tribute to his deceased capo and best friend Alberto. At this moment Rovella, a corrupt policeman who is closely linked to the death of the capo, joins them…a trap is set on him.

Experimental short film

A sculptor with Alzheimer’s goes on a self-healing voyage on the river Lethe after his death, experiencing a cycle of remembering and forgetting as he seeks the memories of himself and his daughter.

Between the layers of the city lies a fragmented memory, that of the first hip-hop dancers in Châtelet-Les-Halles. Through the testimonies of key figures – Koïsso, Jean-Claude Guibert, Marguerite Mboulé and DJ Chabin – Sous le béton brings to life the gestures, voices and trajectories of this first generation of urban artists: a lost heritage, buried beneath successive renovations and the absence of archives.

Filmed at Seville’s Teatro de la Maestranza in Seville, Humo, (smoke) combines dance and song in a tribute to the 19th century cigar makers who also inspired the character of Carmen from the famous opera. Choreographer Rafaela Carrasco creates portraits that reveal diverse lives that often contradict clichés of the past and present.

Alice recalls a world whose contours elude her. An exploration of a fragmented, discontinuous memory, where forgetting works as much as remembering.

A director suffering from writer's block, Marie-Pierre Genech finds herself facing a blank page as her producer Jackie Hégris gives her an ultimatum: to present something convincing by the next day.

Leo lives in France. At his grandmother's Chinese funeral, he learns more about the culture of his ancestors.

What if we all had a good reason to set out on the Camino de Santiago? Laurent leaves from Le Puy-en-Velay for a five-month journey — 1,700 kilometres on foot, all the way to Santiago de Compostela. A legendary trail, a spiritual quest that speaks to something universal, a chance to meet others and discover yourself along the way. Explore these breathtaking landscapes from the air and experience the magic of a path unlike any other, one that wears many faces — several of its stretches and monuments recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

In the secluded mountains of the Shōwa era, a young girl accidentally creates a man by mixing discarded everyday objects with fragments of abstract memories.

In Dieulefit, a small town halfway between Lyon and Marseille, over 1,000 refugees found shelter during the Second World War.