Where the Land Ends
10 years. More than 800 films. A decade of emotional experiences shared on the big screen.
The projectors at our Centre d'art et essai have featured 500 Quebec films, 420 thought-provoking documentaries, and the visions of 260 women filmmakers. But above all, there's you. More than 130,000 of you have walked through our doors, driven by your curiosity and eager to connect with others. Thank you for being such a precious audience. Let’s keep dreaming together.
Special price of $10.
Get your pass to see all the films in this program for just $50!
Tickets go on sale September 30.
The screening will be followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Loïc Darses, hosted by Bruno Dequen
Closing Film, RVQC 2019
Against the backdrop of the camera’s meditative wandering through the places that created Quebec, Where the Land Ends explores and questions the historical narrative, as a group of young people who were not old enough to vote in the 1995 referendum express their views.
Loïc Darses
Loïc Darses is a Quebec writer-director. His films include the award-winning shorts A Woman and Her Car (2015), which was selected for the Sundance and Rotterdam film festivals among others, and Fuckin’ Coffin (2021). He made the striking Where the Land Ends (2019), his first documentary feature, at the NFB, where he also directed Scratches of Life: The Art of Pierre Hébert (2024), a tribute to the work of this tireless animation pioneer.
