Charles-Émile Lafrance

Charles-Émile Lafrance

32 (1993-08-05)
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Charles-Émile is a young documentary filmmaker from Québec who seeks inspiration between Montréal and the Laurentiens. After a bachelor’s degree in film studies at Université de Montréal, he begins making his first film portraits. The concept of passing is a recurrent theme in his work.

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Forest Code 2020

Roger, a soon-to-be-retired lumberjack from Quebec’s Basses-Laurentides, is enjoying his last summer at work with Charles, his apprentice, who will take the reins of the company at the end of the season. He gives him valuable advices to ensure the survival of his legacy. Mike and Henri will come helping when the work's abound.
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The Roar of Their Engines 2021

The roar of their engines is a short documentary film set in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, a territory that still bears the scars of an ongoing 50 years-old conflict, where peace talks are at a standstill. Meanwhile, the Turkish-Cypriot population is aging, silently and away from the spotlight, on disputed and over-militarized lands. This war no longer concerns them.
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La Formation Des Éperviers 2022

Stéphane St-Louis is a Bantam level baseball coach. When his son stops playing, he stays on to support the next generation of players.