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Chance Encounters
Chance Encounters
COMING SOON | Runtime: 19:59 | Drama
After being hired by Daxis Labs, Trevor, a graphologist, needs to analyze handwritten letters to track down Leah, who possesses top-secret documents.
Directed by Jacob Arsenault
It Takes Two
It Takes Two
NOW AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE | Runtime: 19:55 | Thriller-Drama
Estranged friends Ethan and Skyler couldn’t be more different—Ethan, a weary office worker, and Skyler, a reckless rebel. When a shared secret from their past resurfaces, they reunite to cover their tracks, embarking on a journey that is as much about necessity as it is about rediscovery. As old bonds reignite, their friendship is tested in ways they never expected.
Directed by Éric Arsenault
Or The Egg?
Or The Egg?
NOW AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE | Runtime: 11:45 | Comedy
Or The Egg? laps space and time in four vignettes representing one moment.
Directed by Edan Haramati
The Waiter
The Waiter
Runtime: 6:15 | Drama
Directed by Harrison DiCresce
After Devon stole a painting from an expensive exhibit and blamed it on a coworker, Devon’s boss Mark tries to confirm his suspicions after a shift at the nightclub.
How To Preserve A Body
How To Preserve A Body
Runtime: 3:02 | Drama
Directed by Gloria Yan
An instructional film that treats the body, the digital image, and the placenta as interchangeable systems of preservation.
Cold Morning
Cold Morning
Runtime: 1:47 | Drama
Directed by Éric Arsenault & Jack Steer
When you lose someone, the light in the world is a little different.
Group 2
Group 2
Runtime: 5:29 | Documentary
Meet Maeve, Emma, Jack, Annalyn an Gloria. All students in their second year at Concordia University studying Communications.
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