La Fonceuse
Everybody walks a certain way, some walk slowly, some really fast, and some even stop constantly either lost or contemplative. For Ratel, it says a lot about people and this is something that crosses her mind a lot. While she walks up an endless stairway, she stops and meets someone that makes her doubt the way she perceives the world.
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Dominique MontesanoProducer
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Dominique MontesanoDirector
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Dominique MontesanoEditor
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Ryley LapointeWriter
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Ryley LapointeCo-Director
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Ryley LapointeStyling
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Karine PoirierHair & Makeup
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Emma AugerCast 1
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SkadCast 2
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MonsieurmadamMusic
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Queer, Short, Romance, Mystery, Suspense, narrative, gay, lgbtq+
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Runtime:5 minutes 5 seconds
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Completion Date:September 1, 2023
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Production Budget:2,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Canada
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Country of Filming:Canada
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Language:French
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Shooting Format:cine lens, bmpcc, digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
As a director I’m pretty versatile. It’s only natural as I am a multi medium artist in my everyday life. I perceive myself to be someone with an aching need and desire to create. I think about future projects constantly and can’t sleep without scheming up another. When I am without a project, I am without purpose. I have been like this ever since I was a child. I challenge myself everyday, through news mediums, concepts, and mostly i’m inspired by my own limitations. I’ve been working with digital cameras since I was kid. Although, I go backwards with technology advancement in my career. Working predominately in analog film, I capture motions frame by frame. A lot has to go down in order for me to accomplish this, the sun and light being my biggest obstacles. Yet I love how uneasy it is to shoot on film in this industry. I don’t shoot film to make money, I do it to keep it alive. That’s something about me, I love a challenge.
This is for those who get suspicious by comfortable scenarios with strangers in public, who love a little bit of mystery and mind/game play. It's also an ever so nostalgic tribute to the never ending escalator in the Beaudry metro station. Which leads right to the gay village of Montreal.