Guy Thauvette

A woman’s life is viewed in three critical moments: at 14, after witnessing her mother’s murder, at 25, as she works through the pain, and at 60.

A radio reporter who witnessed a Christmas Eve robbery exploits the culprit who got away.

When Jimmy, a drug addict, goes back to his family, old wounds are re-opened and threaten to wreak havoc on the lives of every member of the clan.

A brasserie waiter decides to take holidays alone in the bush. Local men at a loose end first try to intimidate him, and finally attack him. An Indian helps him out of this critical situation. A new confrontation between the same protagonists a few .

A moving and inspiring story about an unlikely friendship between two lonely souls who discover a renewed passion for life.

Le Grand Film ordinaire features Le Grand Cirque ordinaire, a collective theatre group founded in Montreal in 1969 that used improvisation and drew on traditions of vaudeville and the Commedia dell’Arte. The film had been intended as a documentary about the group but eventually became an extension of the original staging of T’es pas tannée Jeanne D’Arc, in which scenes from everyday Quebecois life are interwoven with the theatrical circus fable about Joan of Arc in Quebec.

The allure of the serial killer is explored in this deeply unsettling and unforgettable exploration of the impact of extreme violence.

A political activist is victimised and exploited by a childhood friend.