13/11/2025
I am honoured to have my films, February Sixteenth Nineteen Forty-Seven and Anihšināpē Water Law included in the labdoc’s Study Day on the Environment and Moving Images, ÉCO_VIDÉO_4 alongside other incredible filmmakers on Friday November 14th.
The labdoc presents:
The labdoc’s annual study day, Éco_Vidéo, aims to foster collective reflection on what audiovisual media can produce with the living world by analyzing the relationships between moving images and the environment.
For the 2025 edition, the idea and practices of transmission will be central: visually telling the story of the land, creating a way to share what heritage is in order to include even young audiences—these will be the avenues that guide our discussions.
As part of Éco_Vidéo_4, the labdoc is partnering with NISKA at UQAM, the TREMPLIN program at the School of Media, the Montreal International Documentary Festival, and the National Film Board. With the participation of artists Joséphine Bacon, François Delisle, Jessica Miinguuaqtii, Laure Morali, Alanis Obomsawin, and Morgan Tams. In dialogue with members of the labdoc – Marjolaine Béland, Gil Chataigner, Naomie Décarie-Daigneault, Hervé Demers, Sophie Leblond, Viva Paci, Diane Poitras, Dishani Samarasinghe and Gilles Tassé – as well as with Mirna Abiad-Boyadjian, Prune Lieutier, Julien Ménabréaz and François Normandin.
