UXdoc is back this year, and we’re thrilled to announce the 7 works that will be featured in the exhibition.
Blending documentary and fiction, the creators use cutting-edge technologies to explore new ways of storytelling rooted in reality
Developed in collaboration with Myriam Achard (PHI), this program is made possible with the support of the Consulate General of France in Québec and the Institut français, as part of Novembre Numérique. We warmly thank MUTEK for providing technological equipment and logistical support.
BURN FROM ABSENCE by Emeline Courcier 
Emeline Courcier uses artificial intelligence as a tool and metaphor, drawing from her Vietnamese family’s memory and their philosophy of erasing the past to build resilience.
TRACES: LE PROCESSEUR DE PEINE by Vali Fugulin - Canadian Premiere
A collective and immersive experience inviting you to poetically explore your grief—whether from the loss of a loved one, a friendship, a home, or even a dream—in a personalized and introspective way.
ENERGEIA by Ugo Arsac
An immersive journey through France's nuclear fission and fusion plants, featuring interviews with experts on the future of energy.
EMPEREUR by Marion Burger & Ilan Cohen
It is the story of a man who’s lost his ability to speak, and his daughter who seeks to communicate with him, exploring aphasia as if it were a distant land.
THE MAN WHO COULDN'T LEAVE by Singing Chen
Inside the former Green Island Prison, political prisoner A-Kuen recounts stories of imprisonment and persecution that took place in Taiwan in the 1950s.
QUEER UTOPIA by Lui Avallos
ALL UNSAVED PROGRESS WILL BE LOST by Mélanie Courtinat
A melancholic journey based on the testimony of a woman who refused to evacuate her hometown village after a terrible disaster.