World Premiere
Following a crippling motorcycle accident that killed his lover, a young man rebuilds his bike to take one last ride deep into the Canadian wilderness.
Supported by
Community Partner
Vincent Carbonneau
Canada
2023
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Credits
Executive Producer
Jonathan Beaulieu-Cyr
Producer
Étienne Lacelle
Screenwriter
Étienne Lacelle
Cinematography
Peter Hostak
Editor
Étienne Lacelle
Original Music
Racine
Director
Étienne Lacelle
Étienne Lacelle is a filmmaker from Quebec. His young cinematographic vision stood out with Les Beiges, winner of the best Canadian student film at the Festival du Nouveau Cinéma (FNC) and the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in 2017. Since then, he has been exploring and developing his relationship with reality as source material in the creation of cinema. He has been a filmmaker-mentor for the Wapikoni mobile for 5 years. Autre Chose is his first short fiction piece.
Filmography: Les Beiges (2017); En el tumulto de la calle (2019); Autre Chose (2023)
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