Amélie is an orphan, seven months pregnant, who inherits land from her father, whom she has never known. She returns to her native village to try to understand why her parents abandoned her. There, she discovers that the mystery of her story is intertwined with the village legends.

A unique storytelling approach
SAULE is told from the perspective of five characters. Unlike an ensemble film, only one story is told—Amélie's—but through the eyes of several characters. The film is thus divided into five chapters that fit together. Sometimes, we see the same scene again, but with a fresh perspective that offers a new interpretation. The plot is a puzzle that unfolds as the chapters accumulate.

SAULE speaks of the bonds that unite us. In the film, these "necessary coincidences" are caused by the mysterious WILLOW tree that stands on the land where Amélie was born.

Tired of waiting for your laundry at the laundromat, your date at the restaurant, or even for your colleague to come out of the bathroom? Through 50 sketches, our 7 comedians confide in the camera in this series tinged with absurd humor and awkward situations, delivering their wacky thoughts of the moment.

- Best Director Award, ARRQ Festival Fantasia, Fantastique Week-End (2011)
- Abitibi-Témiscamingue International Film Festival (2011)
- SPASM Festival (2011)
- Nuit Blanche in Montreal - Montréal en Lumière (2012)
A spring film from the New Wave era.

With: Fanny Migneault-Lecavalier, Guillaume Tremblay, Martin Skorek, Jonathan Morier, Jimmy Tremblay Ouellet.

Crew: Emanuel St-Pierre, Sylvain Genois, Francis Pinard, Alexandre Gauthier, Francois Tremblay

In a world where fashion, art, and the web seem to float far from everyday life, "That's Life!" arrives like a breath of fresh air. Hosted by Mélanie Couture and Sylvi Tourigny, this offbeat series decodes the most outlandish viral trends. In each episode, our hosts immerse themselves with self-deprecating humor in the madness of fleeting fads—from hamburger skirts to Instagram fitness challenges.

Instead of simply mocking them, "That's Life!" embraces these trends through experience, often with hilarious results. The show finds its strength in failure and laughter, reminding us that in the face of the obsession with the perfect image, authenticity and humor reign supreme. Join Mélanie and Sylvi in "That's Life!", where every trend is a challenge and every laugh, a victory of reality over the virtual.

In front of a packed house, 15 up-and-coming comedians each have two 2-minute sets to make the crowd laugh. In this series of comedic sprints, the performers have no room for error: it's all or nothing!

Young people were asked to "represent your dream body." They then created a collage of their "perfect body" using magazine images. The result shows how the beauty ideal conveyed by advertising and magazines influences young people's self-esteem. Our film sends a positive message to young people! In contrast to "slimming tricks," "diets," and other "beauty tips," our short film promotes self-acceptance by telling young people: You are perfect!

Solène is a very talented cellist who has always been tormented by her jealous mother. Gabriel, her new boyfriend, discovers that she self-harms. She will have to confront her inner demons. This is the beginning of a new life for her.

Brigitte Bardot is looking for the love of her life. Will she manage to seduce Jean-Paul while directing him in a film shot in Canada? A playful parody reminiscent of the French New Wave cinema.

Catherine believes she has no luck in love. She has therefore resolved to take matters into her own hands instead of waiting for fate to intervene.

Catherine thinks she is unlucky in love so she decides to grab her destiny instead of waiting for it to occur.