The 9th annual Wndx Festival of Moving Image will showcase new experimental media from all over the world — including short films, installations and live cinematic performances — at several locations across the city of Winnipeg on September 24-28.
Special events at Wndx this year include the fest’s annual One Take Super 8 Event, where 30 filmmakers will screen their in-camera edited masterpieces for the first time along with the audience. Plus, there’s a two-part celebration of the work of Denis Côté, featuring his two films Joy of Man’s Desiring and Bestiaire, with the filmmaker in attendance.
There will also be a live film performance by filmamker Karl Lemieux with sound artists Roger Tellier-Craig and Alexandre St-Onge; and Freya Björg Olafson’s dance/film hybrid HYPER_.
Short films to be on the lookout throughout the fest include Mike Olenick‘s Red Luck, which won the Best Looking Film award at the...
Special events at Wndx this year include the fest’s annual One Take Super 8 Event, where 30 filmmakers will screen their in-camera edited masterpieces for the first time along with the audience. Plus, there’s a two-part celebration of the work of Denis Côté, featuring his two films Joy of Man’s Desiring and Bestiaire, with the filmmaker in attendance.
There will also be a live film performance by filmamker Karl Lemieux with sound artists Roger Tellier-Craig and Alexandre St-Onge; and Freya Björg Olafson’s dance/film hybrid HYPER_.
Short films to be on the lookout throughout the fest include Mike Olenick‘s Red Luck, which won the Best Looking Film award at the...
- 9/23/2014
- by Mike Everleth
- Underground Film Journal
Que ta joie demeure
Director: Denis Côté
Writer(s): Denis Côté
Producers: Metafilms’ Sylvain Corbeil and Nancy Grant
U.S. Distributor: Rights Available
Cast: Guillaume Tremblay, Emilie Siguoin, Hamidou Savadogo, Ted Pluviose, Olivier Aubin, Cassandre Emanuel
One of the more unique film personalities on the international film fest circuit, for his 8th feature, Quebecois filmmaker continues to revel in challenging the form. Coming off what we personally consider to be his career best with 2013′s Vic + Flo ont vu un ours (hits NYC for a one week run this week) with Que ta joie demeure, Denis Côté continues to challenge the narrative – blending fiction with docu form and here visits those who get their hands dirty in a sort of blue collar, ethnographic study of different hoods and job titles.
Gist: This is an open-ended exploration of the energies and rituals of various workplaces. From one worker to another...
Director: Denis Côté
Writer(s): Denis Côté
Producers: Metafilms’ Sylvain Corbeil and Nancy Grant
U.S. Distributor: Rights Available
Cast: Guillaume Tremblay, Emilie Siguoin, Hamidou Savadogo, Ted Pluviose, Olivier Aubin, Cassandre Emanuel
One of the more unique film personalities on the international film fest circuit, for his 8th feature, Quebecois filmmaker continues to revel in challenging the form. Coming off what we personally consider to be his career best with 2013′s Vic + Flo ont vu un ours (hits NYC for a one week run this week) with Que ta joie demeure, Denis Côté continues to challenge the narrative – blending fiction with docu form and here visits those who get their hands dirty in a sort of blue collar, ethnographic study of different hoods and job titles.
Gist: This is an open-ended exploration of the energies and rituals of various workplaces. From one worker to another...
- 2/5/2014
- by Eric Lavallee
- IONCINEMA.com
The national support body announced on January 30 its Ten Canadians to Watch list.
The selected individuals will attend the Berlinale and/or the European Film Market.
They are in alphabetical order:
Jennifer Baichwal, Watermark – European Premiere, Berlinale Special;
Paul Barkin, Afterlands – a participant with a project at the Berlinale Coproduction Market;
Adam Beach – a Producers Without Borders participant promoting the Adam Beach Film Institute;
Jean-François Caissy, Guidelines (La Marche À Suivre, pictured) – World Premiere, Forum;
Denis Côté, Joy Of Man’s Desiring (Que Ta Joie Demeure) – World Premiere, Forum;
Félize Frappier, Kuessipan – a participant with a project at the Berlinale Coproduction Market;
Phyllis Laing and Liz Jarvis, producers of Aloft – World Premiere, Competition (minority Canadian co-production with Spain and France);
Robert Lepage, Triptych (Triptyque) – European Premiere, Panorama;
Robert Morin, 3 Indian Tales (3 Histoires D’indiens) – World Premiere, Generation; and
Ingrid Veninger – a participant at the Berlinale Coproduction Market.
The selected individuals will attend the Berlinale and/or the European Film Market.
They are in alphabetical order:
Jennifer Baichwal, Watermark – European Premiere, Berlinale Special;
Paul Barkin, Afterlands – a participant with a project at the Berlinale Coproduction Market;
Adam Beach – a Producers Without Borders participant promoting the Adam Beach Film Institute;
Jean-François Caissy, Guidelines (La Marche À Suivre, pictured) – World Premiere, Forum;
Denis Côté, Joy Of Man’s Desiring (Que Ta Joie Demeure) – World Premiere, Forum;
Félize Frappier, Kuessipan – a participant with a project at the Berlinale Coproduction Market;
Phyllis Laing and Liz Jarvis, producers of Aloft – World Premiere, Competition (minority Canadian co-production with Spain and France);
Robert Lepage, Triptych (Triptyque) – European Premiere, Panorama;
Robert Morin, 3 Indian Tales (3 Histoires D’indiens) – World Premiere, Generation; and
Ingrid Veninger – a participant at the Berlinale Coproduction Market.
- 1/30/2014
- by jeremykay67@gmail.com (Jeremy Kay)
- ScreenDaily
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