Audréane Beaucage

Audréane Beaucage

33 (1991-09-20)
St.-Eustache, Québec, Canada

Audréane Beaucage is an audacious experimental filmmaker devoted to movement and light. Her mission is to capture life's magical moments in order to share them with the world. Nature is the starting point as well as the finish line of his inspirations. After studying cinema for 5 years, Audréane directed twenty short films and videos, including the most notable L'un ne va pas sans l'autre and Les mains vide.

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Octopus 2016

Octopus tells the story of a mourning experience, portrayed through the drowning of a being who chooses to abandon reality, to leave the earth and to travel underwater into the collective unconsciousness.
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Espace Mouvant 2016

A virtual concert by the Ensemble Kô.
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L’un ne va pas sans l’autre 2013

L'un ne va pas sans l'autre is a film of dance-movement about the quest of ascension on the top of La Montagne d Argent of a soloist and his duplication (2 duets). Inspired by Buto, the soloist is an entity who embodied the union between the anima and the animus of a woman or a man. He is the symbol of the loneliness that fills a unique being. The human being is born, and, he takes conscious of the exterior world that is nothing else that himself. His introspection takes him back to his birth: the water. But he is older; he took conscious of his loneliness witch became, his sovereignty.