Chris Locke gets loose and silly in a Tiki bar while his bartender friend Arno serves him cocktails. There’s classic stand up jokes, hilarious improvisational riffs, sound effects, dancing, and classic attention deficit madness for these bonkers times. Filmed at the Drake Underground in Toronto.
"Solidi" is a documentary that chronicles the life of Kinsang, an eighty-five-year-old woman living in Nepal's remote Arun Valley. Through her eyes, the documentary explores the meaning of "living" in the mountains. An intimate journey that invites reflection on the dignity of rural communities and the value of preserving a connection with the land, defying the dictates of mass tourism and abandonment.
In a sterile laboratory, a woman anxiously awaits her test results with her young daughter by her side. Sensing the tension in the air, the girl watches her mother closely, trying to unravel the secret behind her unease.
Quod Corpus Tenet follows Louise, a 17-year-old student spending an ordinary afternoon studying alone in a library cubicle. Surrounded by silence and routine, her focus is subtly disrupted by a news broadcast playing nearby. What first feels like background noise begins to resonate more deeply, awakening emotions she has long kept buried. As the outside world intrudes, the confined space becomes increasingly oppressive. Through tight framing, shifting colour tones, and an immersive soundscape, the film traces Louise’s inner unraveling as suppressed trauma surfaces. Reality and memory blur, and the act of studying turns into a struggle for control. A restrained psychological drama, Quod Corpus Tenet explores the weight the body carries when silence becomes unbearable, inviting the audience into an intimate and unsettling experience of repression, vulnerability, and emotional collapse.
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