Katherine Messier

Laurie and Thomas are a young couple whose relationship is faltering. As they consider buying a place together in the suburbs, they meet Michel while visiting his house, which is up for sale. The three end up spending the rest of the day together, drinking as conversations slowly bring truths to the surface.

Three people end the night together for a threesome, but the encounter takes a turn, guided by their desires and hesitations.

In this short documentary, Sara (from Colombia) and Karla (from Mexico), now living in Quebec, write letters to loved ones who still live in their countries of origin.

Adapted from the Quebec novel Femme forêt by Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette, this short film takes us to the heart of the forest, celebrating the author's poetry which resonates with woman, freedom and nature, and offers us a journey that is both mystical and intimate.

Laurie and Thomas are a young couple whose relationship is faltering. As they consider buying a place together in the suburbs, they meet Michel while visiting his house, which is up for sale. The three end up spending the rest of the day together, drinking as conversations slowly bring truths to the surface.

Three people end the night together for a threesome, but the encounter takes a turn, guided by their desires and hesitations.

In this short documentary, Sara (from Colombia) and Karla (from Mexico), now living in Quebec, write letters to loved ones who still live in their countries of origin.

Adapted from the Quebec novel Femme forêt by Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette, this short film takes us to the heart of the forest, celebrating the author's poetry which resonates with woman, freedom and nature, and offers us a journey that is both mystical and intimate.