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« Les Nomades » - March 22 -Toronto International French Short-Film Festival

« Les Nomades » - Toronto International French Short-Film Festival


Saturday March 22nd at 7:00 pm at the Laboratoire d’art (Le Labo) (55, Mill Street – Cannery Building #58 – Studio 317)

Since its creation in 2003, Les Nomades - Toronto International French Short Film Festival, has put forward cultural diversity by showcasing a wide variety of French-speaking shorts subtitled in English.

For its 5th edition, the festival will take place at the Laboratoire d’art (partner of the event) and will present among other films the 2008 Genie Award winner Alexis Fortier’s « Après Tout», from Quebec.

This is just the beginning, as the Nomades will offer again this year to all French short-film lovers a selection of 11 films directed by both Canadian and French filmmakers.

This festival is a great opportunity to watch French documentary, fiction, experimental, as well as animated films.

For the third consecutive year, the Torontonian cellist Amber Walter-Amar, will be performing live on the experimental silent-film by Karin Hazé.

Schedule :

CANADA
.Porté Disparu, by Dominic Desjardins (fiction)
.Tinh Tù, by Chérine Khoury (dance)
.Coureurs de nuit, by Shanouk Newashish (experimental)
.L’amendement, by Kevin Papatie (documentary)
.Après Tout, by Alexis Fortier (fiction)
.Falaise, by Karin Hazé (experimental - live performance by cellist Amber Walter-Amar)

FRANCE
.Matopos, by Stéphanie Machuret (animated film)
.By the kiss, by Yann Gonzalez (experimental)
.Taxi Wala, by Lola Frederich (fiction)
.Manon sur le bitume, by Elisabeth Marre and Olivier Pont (fiction)
.Bonne nuit Malik, by Bruno Danan (fiction)

In French with English subtitles
Admission: Students $5 / Adults $10 Information: 647-287-0205

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