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• 6 x 9 min 
• Production Co.: SPORT
• Producers:  Johannie Deschambault, Fanny Forest
• Writers: Luis Molinié, Kevin T. Landry
• Director:  Kevin T. Landry
• Platform/Broadcaster:  TV5.ca
• Location of Principal Photography: Montreal, Quebec
• Location of Prod. Co.:  Montreal, Quebec

Amélie, the imaginary friend of 16-year old Nathaniel, has abandoned him. She could no longer handle the obsessive love and sudden surplus of hormones of her protegé. The Regulatory Board of Imaginary Friends tries to make him understand that he is too old for an imaginary friend, but he doesn’t want to be alone. So he is partnered with Bertrand and his unorthodox methods that lead to many disciplinary sessions with the Board.

• 6 x 9 min 
• Production Co.: Les Productions La Récré II inc. 
• Producer: Linda Surprenant
• Writers: Christine Doyon, Marie-Josée Ouellet
• Directors: Daniel Abraham, Pierre-Alexandre Girard
• Platform/Broadcaster: ICI Tou.tv
• Location of Production: Greater Montreal, Quebec
• Location of Prod. Co.: Montreal, Quebec

Nothing has been going well in the life of Germain for the past few weeks.  His wife left him, his job was eliminated, his car had flat tires and  all his Smart devices stopped working one after the other.  Certain that he is sliding into a depression, Germain consults a doctor.  To his total surprise, a brain scan shows that he has reached programmed obsolescence, a degenerative disease that limits him to three options:  be recycled, be sold for parts, or die with no one caring.  Germain must be inventive to thwart his decrepitude and prove to his daughter that he is not totally old fashioned. 

• 8 x 12 min
• Production Co.: Les Productions St-Laurent Web
• Producerers: Lou Bélanger, Rafael Perez, Sophie Samson
• Writer: Mara Joly
• Director:  Mara Joly
• Platform/Broadcaster:  TV5.ca, telequebec.tv
• Location of Principal Photography: Varennes
• Location of Prod. Co.: Quebec and Montreal

An improbable sisterhood develops in the basement of a home for adolescents where Sahara discovers four stubborn “crazy” adolescents.  It is the year 2000, the internet has barely arrived.  Sahara is a black Quebecoise who grew up with a bourgeois education in Africa. She becomes the unifying link with the “crazies” in the home. Her past as the daughter of a diplomat helps her to unite them and find balance. In return they help her to learn how to be an orphan with living parents.

• 8 x 8 min 
• Production Co.: Blachfilms inc.
• Producers: Vincent Lafortune, Benoit Lach
• Writers: Vincent Lafortune, Benoit Lach, Étienne Galloy
• Director: Hervé Baillargeon
• Platform/Broadcaster: Telequebec.tv
• Location of Principal Photography: Montreal
• Location of Prod. Co.: Montreal

Following a long power outage, five unlikely friends get together to overcome their boredom and chase a coyote that is terrorizing the area. Our young heroes are determined to get the $1000 reward offered for his capture.

• 8 x 7 min 
• Production Co.: Coproduction La Corp KOTV inc.
• Producers: Louis-Philippe Drolet, Julien T Chartier, Louis Morissette, Alain Chicoine, Mathieu Cauchon, Guillaume Arseneault, Mélanie Viau
• Writers: Alec Pronovost, Alex Pelletier
• Director: Alec Pronovost
• Platform/Broadcaster:  Noovo.ca
• Location of Principal Photography: Montreal
• Location of Prod. Co. : Montreal

The Killing is the ultimate elimination game between the counsellors at a camp. With the help of Renard, Clochette must prove to his lady-love that he is in control of the situation, but things risk getting worse when a new handsome challenger arrives.

• 6 x 8 min 
• Production Co.: Zone3 XVI inc.
• Producer:  Frédérique Traversy
• Writers: Nathalie Doummar, Julien Hurteau
• Director: Julien Hurteau
• Platforms/Broadcaster: Facebook, YouTube, Bell Média
• Location of Principal Photography: Montreal
• Location of Prod. Co.: Montreal

Téodore, a 30-year old shut-in with ADHD, decides to finish high school. Encouraged by his mother who is totally uninhibited, Téo tries to find the road to success. He meets Agathe, a charming but somewhat anxious resource teacher, and he is pushed into sharing a home with Habib, an Egyptian who is both generous and messy. To his surprise, Téo’s view of the world evolves and he learns to open up, to breathe, to sort out the ideas jostling in his head and to question his role in society — and maybe also his place in Agathe’s heart…