Jean-François Boisvenue

Jean-François Boisvenue tells us about his childhood fears and his history of mental illness. On the screen, we can see a series of hand-drawn animations projected onto his body that plunges us into psychosis and depersonalization. The whole was captured by the camera without postproduction effects.

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Julie wakes up in Quebec City. Amnesiac, she makes a phone call. On the line, Luke learns that the woman who left him has never been to India.

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Benjamin tells his ex-girlfriend, Angie, that he joined a cell of left-wing terrorists to get revenge on her former boss, who owns a right-wing radio station. His story blends conceptual artists, amateur theatre troupes, hallucinogenic vinyl record and other magical powers. All that nonsense leave Angie wondering if he made that up only to win her back.

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Jean-François Boisvenue tells us about his childhood fears and his history of mental illness. On the screen, we can see a series of hand-drawn animations projected onto his body that plunges us into psychosis and depersonalization. The whole was captured by the camera without postproduction effects.

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Julie wakes up in Quebec City. Amnesiac, she makes a phone call. On the line, Luke learns that the woman who left him has never been to India.

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The story of a love relationship between a brother and sister and an eventual breakup that will forever change their lives.

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Jean-François Boisvenue tells us about his childhood fears and his history of mental illness. On the screen, we can see a series of hand-drawn animations projected onto his body that plunges us into psychosis and depersonalization. The whole was captured by the camera without postproduction effects.

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Julie wakes up in Quebec City. Amnesiac, she makes a phone call. On the line, Luke learns that the woman who left him has never been to India.

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