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A look into the intimate world of Laurence Philomène, a young non-binary transgender photographer, as she prepares her first book, Puberty, a series of self-portraits documenting her transition during hormone therapy.
Reflecting Philomène’s autobiographical approach, LARRY (they/them) highlights the cinematic power of the artist’s vibrant, color-saturated images and, above all, her willingness to share her story with authenticity and vulnerability.
Gender non-conforming identities, bodily diversity and the challenges of self-assertion are also explored through an exclusive foray into Philomène’s family and community.
Beyond the story of individual transformation, the film chronicles a society that is also in transition, evolving as it grows.
A celebration of those who refuse to conform, LARRY (they/them) is a luminous and engaging portrait of the complex and often misunderstood multiplicity of trans and non-binary identities and experiences, bringing to the screen one of the most inspiring and original voices of her generation and an icon of the LGBTQ+ community.

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Sarah and Simon, a couple in their early thirties in Montreal, are faced with repossessing their apartment in the midst of an unprecedented housing crisis in Quebec.
Together, they set out to document their daily lives through a journey fraught with uncertainty, disappointment and anxiety, but also with acts of resistance and dignity.
The result is a portrait of rare intimacy, testifying to the growing economic precariousness that is hitting the millennial generation and those who will follow them hard.

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An overworked French-speaking Quebecer, on his knees like many others in our time, sets off on a road trip to some of Quebec’s First Nations communities in search of meaning, healing and another way of reading the world.
He tries to see what has been done in his name, with the intuition that through these people, he will better understand what is happening to him.
Based on testimonies gathered in various First Nations and Inuit communities of Quebec, La cartomancie du territoire questions the relationship Quebecers have with native reserves and natural reserves, with the colonization of territory and thought.

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A car slowly travels the winding streets and radio waves of the United States of America, discerning the scars of capitalism in natural landscapes, urban environments, people and wildlife.
A meditative and complex audiovisual experience, mixed in Dolby Atmos.

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Audio Caña is a charming grandfather and farmer who spends his days entertaining friends and family with fantastic stories.
Yet when he boldly claims that a 19-foot alligator lives in his pond, no one believes him.
Against the backdrop of the Venezuelan plains, Audio embarks on a quest to hunt the alligator and prove its existence to his friends, with the help of his family and 6-year-old granddaughter.