Léa April

Back in the family home a year after her mother's death, a daughter begins a painful sorting process with her father, navigating between silence and memories, in an attempt to rebuild a fragile bond marked by absence and grief.

A dramatic short film featuring a father, Laurent (50), who suffers from morbid obesity. His son, Alex (21), witnessing his father's suffering, the difficulty of everyday tasks, and the judgment of others, develops an eating disorder himself: orthorexia.

Three feminine voices come together, blending their intimate accounts of trauma to body and identity. Set against dreamlike images, they explore the complexity of the female experience through resilience and vulnerability.

This experimental documentary explores Montreal’s urbanity through a montage-collage of its architecture. Balancing heritage and modernity, it questions gentrification dynamics, inequalities, and the evolution of the urban landscape.

Back in the family home a year after her mother's death, a daughter begins a painful sorting process with her father, navigating between silence and memories, in an attempt to rebuild a fragile bond marked by absence and grief.

A dramatic short film featuring a father, Laurent (50), who suffers from morbid obesity. His son, Alex (21), witnessing his father's suffering, the difficulty of everyday tasks, and the judgment of others, develops an eating disorder himself: orthorexia.

A dramatic short film featuring a father, Laurent (50), who suffers from morbid obesity. His son, Alex (21), witnessing his father's suffering, the difficulty of everyday tasks, and the judgment of others, develops an eating disorder himself: orthorexia.

A dramatic short film featuring a father, Laurent (50), who suffers from morbid obesity. His son, Alex (21), witnessing his father's suffering, the difficulty of everyday tasks, and the judgment of others, develops an eating disorder himself: orthorexia.

Three feminine voices come together, blending their intimate accounts of trauma to body and identity. Set against dreamlike images, they explore the complexity of the female experience through resilience and vulnerability.

This experimental documentary explores Montreal’s urbanity through a montage-collage of its architecture. Balancing heritage and modernity, it questions gentrification dynamics, inequalities, and the evolution of the urban landscape.