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Exiles in Lotus Land is a documentary which gives unprecedented intimacy into the lives of marginal youth. Ultimately, it is a gripping love story, a bohemian cross-Canada road adventure with a shocking end.

In a world where the Japanese won WWII, where one third of children are born blind and the blood is the property of the state, a family is involved to prevent the first election of a corporate party as the next government.

-Jacques is this man who is caught in the spiral of his decadence. These are the demons of a man who come to haunt him.

In 1962, two young Quebecers join a Parisian film institute, only to uncover its secret military and espionage operations.

-Simon, an aging drummer whose youthful days are over, is affected by an unique illness. Seeking help, Simon goes on a journey to find the person who will save him. At least, that is what he wishes for.

-For the first time in several years of family conflict, 8-year-old Charlotte is being looked after by her grandfather, Jean. On entering the house, the little girl is immediately amazed by her grandfather's fascinating and unusual collection. Despite their initial coldness, the two get to know each other through the stories behind certain objects, which reveal more about Jean's past and that of their family.

Daniel is different. He doesn't have a head on his shoulders, but rather a sphere. After losing his job, he will try to find new meaning for his life and his uniqueness.

"Tranche De Vie" is an animated film adaptation of Marcel Gotlib's comic strip. A humorous treatment of the daily actions of the everyday man at wake.

-Viviane, an eccentric embalmer, finds herself face to face with her own body. As she tries to understand the phenomenon, its implausibility confronts her with her relationship with the living.

A news report on an isolated group of actors in constant rehearsal questions the effects on the actors individuality even though the play is a big hit. A strange fanaticism takes hold... but where will it lead them?

While he is moving into his new apartment, Carl discovers a strange creature in his new closet: a Human.

A young clerk comes back from work and finds a weird man unconscious on his front lawn.

At the antipode of striptease, Monday Morning is an ode to the beauty of the body, always suggestive but never completely revealed.