Les voix humaines
You are now entering Monique Miller's brain.
In a fictional narrative of multiple temporalities, the experience takes you into the turbulence of her memories and thoughts.
A multitude of characters bearing the actress's face emerge from their archives to invade her gray matter.
These human voices, with Monique Miller as their Ariadne's thread, raise the ghosts of the great Quebec television works and take us into the labyrinths of her memory.
Presented in collaboration with
with the support of
Larissa Corriveau
Larissa Corriveau is an unclassifiable artist. On stage, she has worked with some thirty directors, including Marie Brassard, Brigitte Haentjens, Philippe Boutin, Cédric Delorme-Bouchard, Omar Abusaada and many others.
She made her film debut in Denis Côté's feature film Répertoire des villes disparues. She continued her collaboration with the filmmaker in Hygiène Sociale, Un été comme ça, as well as the title role in the film Mademoiselle Kenopsia. She also acted for Stéphane Lafleur in the feature film Viking and for filmmaker Ara Ball (L'ouragan Fuck You Tabarnak!).
A two-time finalist for the Prix Arthur Rimbaud de la Maison de Poésie de Paris (2007 and 2008) and the Prix de poésie Radio-Canada (2011), her poems have been read at numerous events and published in literary periodicals in Montreal and Paris. Larissa has also directed music videos for underground bands Essaie Pas, Teste Ta Date and Marie Davidson. She has also scripted and directed short films that have been screened at festivals around the world.
Header photo: montage from a photograph by André Le Coz
