Paule Baillargeon

A director returns to her hometown for filming and meets a woman whose life mirrors events in the movie.

In a story of identity and world-changing ideals, a group of teenagers who run a natural-food restaurant in Montreal meet a troupe of actors.

The irresistible Star Morgan is seduced by Elvis.

Le Grand Film ordinaire features Le Grand Cirque ordinaire, a collective theatre group founded in Montreal in 1969 that used improvisation and drew on traditions of vaudeville and the Commedia dell’Arte. The film had been intended as a documentary about the group but eventually became an extension of the original staging of T’es pas tannée Jeanne D’Arc, in which scenes from everyday Quebecois life are interwoven with the theatrical circus fable about Joan of Arc in Quebec.

A whimsical tale of a daydreaming artist unfolds through a video-recorded confession, revealing her charming aspirations and creative journey.

Though he has a girlfriend, a man agrees to father his best friend's child.

In 1940s Quebec, a group of orphaned children are placed in a psychiatric hospital. Byproducts of a broken social system, the children, who are of sound body and mind, create a secret society in the underground passages below the hospital.

After his mother's death, a boy is deprived of his inheritance by his three unscrupulous aunts.