Karelle Tremblay

Best Canadian feature – tiff 2018. / Karelle Tremblay – Winner Tokyo Gemstone Award at the 31st Tokyo International Film Festival. / Summer is near and classes are coming to an end in a former industrial town on the end of a large bay. Léo, a young and disaffected girl, meets Steve, a reclusive and aimless guitarist. Léo lives with her mother and stepfather Paul, a populist radio show host who forced her father into exile up north. Sylvain, Léo's father, is a dethroned union leader whom she greatly misses. A stranger in her own world, frustrated and angry, it is through her budding relationship with Steve, set to the rhythm of their guitar lessons and her new summer job, that she'll be able to find some kind of comfort and ultimately take flight.

After a man kills himself, the truth is kept hidden from his wife and children. When his son becomes a father he learns the truth about his father's death, which rocks his idyllic calm and creates a deep-seated melancholy.

In the 1960s, a teenager from Quebec evolves from a pro-independence activist to a radical terrorist.

Haunted by surreal hallucinations, a hard-drinking professor confronts his past, lost loves, and deepest regrets in a Leonard Cohen-scored journey.