39 new projects supported by PRIM!

The PRIM team is delighted to announce that 39 projects were supported in the latest round of Support Programs!

Creation Assistance

Artists who receive Creation Assistance will be able to benefit from a 75% discount on our production and post-production services.

FICTION

Angela – Giulia Frati

Bouquet – Matthew Moir

Imichki – Yza Nouiga

Plein Air – Paul Tremblay-Tardif

EXPERIMENTAL

Au fil d’une utopie – Lamia Chraibi

Capitalism and Sacrifice (working title) – Aude Moreau

Popmolle – Chélanie Beaudin-Quintin

VIDEO ART / INSTALLATION

Disappearance in Three Acts | Act Two – Victor Arroyo

The dune owls – Frédéric Lavoie

Romances – Lynda Gaudreau

Stentors (working title) – Anne-Renée Hotte

ART AUDIO / MUSIC

New version of 3 previous pieces for a new cd. – Monique Jean

Mountain of fire – Alejandro Sanchez

DOCUMENTARY

Farewell Taxi – Josef Tulane

Attività Economica – Mackenzie Reid Rostad

Conjuguer Maman au plus que Parfait – Anouk L’heureux

Splinters – Natan B. Foisy

Fios da Terra – Kayla Fragman

Walkers – Carlos Cortés

Matter of Time – Félix Lamarche

Chérie ma pitoune – Elise Labelle

Dance Laurence! (working title) – Laura Marroquin-Ethier

Erased – Karla Meza

Gazoline or the feeling of the end – Simon Larochelle

Geneviève, Aurélia and the others – Héloïse Bargain

La grande pédalée – Cyrielle Deschaud

La lucha – Annie Deniel

The imperfect life of Willy –Isabelle Lavigne

L’aventurine – Carlos Ferrand

When Janet Sleeps – Laurence Ly

Sto Lat – Mitchell Stafiej

Majlis – Sarhan Mirza

Roussil, je regarde les cons errants – Maxime-Claude L’Écuyer

Doc at Risk

The project awarded the Doc à Risque is On the edge of oblivion by Oona Barrett and Léa Kratchanov.

This feature-length documentary project deals with the Rohingya identity and its survival after the genocide that forced over 700,000 members of this community to flee Myanmar to neighboring Bangladesh. Seven years after the exile, with instability in Myanmar reducing the possibility of return, nearly a million Rohingya remain trapped in the world’s largest refugee camp. The film shows how, even sheltered from the Burmese army, precarious living conditions in the camp and a lack of future prospects continue to threaten this forgotten minority.

This program grants him an 85% discount on our production and post-production services. Congratulations Oona and Léa!

Jury’s favorite

Soeur, a short fiction film by Jean-Pierre Tamine, received a jury “coup de coeur”!

Somewhere in Armenia… Two orphaned sisters are trapped in a war zone. While the eldest, Naïri (14), has to cope with painful, heavy periods, Gariné (11), her youngest, decides to cross the front line to find menstrual products for her.

Jean-Pierre will benefit from an 85% discount on our production and post-production equipment. Congratulations Jean-Pierre!

Research and Exploration

Recipients of this program will benefit from a 90% discount on our venues and equipment.

I’m three years old – Tom Morro

Forces vives – Emmanuelle Roberge

The steps of history – Annabel Loyola

Here we are: Navigating language and belonging – Colin Mackenzie

Congratulations to all the artists!