On Ouessant, the Breton island where Jean Epstein moved while seeking reality after directing The Fall of the House of Usher in 1928, filmmakers Nicolas Klotz and Elisabeth Perceval reflect on today's world and cinema. Their camera, with its precise movements, patiently scrutinizes the landscapes and the different beings that inhabit them. The sounds of this wind-swayed island are punctuated by voices, fragments of texts, music and songs that underscore a complex and powerful non-linear discourse. This essay stands as a tipping point for a world to be redefined, a new beginning that will succeed us. (HSB)

With the support of the UniFrance and the Consulat général de France à Québec and in collaboration with Hors champ

Nouveau Monde ! (Le monde à nouveau)