19 - 29 Nov. 2026
With a strong focus on dance and its transmission, this documentary captures the final year of training at the École des Sables in Senegal.
See full detailsElisa González | 2026 | English | S.T French
A flood destroys a saffron crop and uncovers a lost lake. This analogue film, eco-processed using plants, reveals a land that remembers.
See full detailsYen-Chao Lin | 2026 | English | S.T French
A woman who left Taiwan at the age of thirteen returns to the land of her ancestors to reconnect with her heritage on a sensory journey driven by fragmented memories.
See full detailsKarl Lemieux | 2026 | French | S.T French
Oscillating between distanced observation and the embodied experience of dismantling oil rigs, Platforms provides a speculative reflection on the end of oil.
See full detailsIris Sang | 2026 | - Without dialogue | S.T French
Through an immersive and hypnotic soundscape, this film verges on abstraction to create a fabulous and striking dialogue between Los Angeles’s urban past and present.
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Bringing together filmmakers and festival professionals from Serbia, North Macedonia and Kosovo, this round table explores how contemporary cinema from these three countries of the Western Balkans engages with borders, memory, belonging and place. It looks at a new generation of filmmakers questioning inherited narratives, challenging established boundaries and imagining new ways of relating to the region, and to one another. The dialogue explores what cinema can reveal when borders and territories become points of encounter rather than limitation.
A monumental seaside rehabilitation institute comes alive through therapy, labour and routine, becoming a deeply cinematic meditation on time and a collective world in transition.
See full detailsThrough a skillful and subtle approach, this fiction explores the complex reality of exile through the everyday life of Ramin, an Iranian immigrant in Veracruz.
See full detailsIn this performance, artists Amanda Lickers and Miri Chekhanovich bring their research-creation practices into dialogue around how places, mapping and counter-mapping are carried through bodies and materials. After a screening of a short film by each artist, the evening unfolds as a live fishbowl conversation through projected images, film excerpts and online searches. Moving from satellite views to eye-level perspectives, and from territories to skins, hides and gelatin, they ask what it means to map a place not from above, but through the memories, emotions and materials that form it.
See full detailsSince 2014, VISIONS has brought moving-image artists and audiences together in Montréal. To celebrate twelve years, the series is handing over the room to two local artists: Leon Louder opens with Typo, an improvised audiovisual performance, then Joni Void (Jean Néant) takes over the CDJs. A party for the communities that keep VISIONS alive. Come join us!
See full detailsIn Norrköping, a mother and son move through daily life, their world unfolding through moody music, luminous 16 mm images and a dreamlike sense of time.
See full detailsThe filmmaker revisits her childhood in Chechnya in an inventive recreation to understand the cycle of violence that spans generations.
See full detailsThis poetic hybrid work of fiction explores a woman’s commitment to the environment and the daily realities of compassionate parenting on the cusp of an inevitable upheaval.
See full detailsInuguiniq explores the challenge of helping one’s child thrive through an Indigenous cultural legacy marked with beauty but also burdened by a history of trauma.
See full detailsA thought-provoking look inside a support centre for men with violent behaviour, where specialists guide them with patience and resilience.
See full detailsFélicia Vollant Dubé | 2026 | French | S.T English
Through poetic narration, two young girls revisit memories of residential schools through a symbolic staging in which past and present enter into dialogue.
See full detailsAndré-Line Beauparlant | 2026 | French | S.T English
André-Line Beauparlant follows the chaotic childhood and adolescence of her cousin’s son Tom, prompting reflection on social reproduction and the difficulty of escaping it.
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