Image: A Common Experience de Shane Belcourt Looking Backward and Moving Forward / Regarder derrière nous et aller de l’avant Canadian Films for French Audiences – 55 minutes (films by Indigenous artists) Thursday, June 6th 2019 6:30 pm Free and open
Listen to the podcast on La troisième langue / The Third Tongue. This eposide by Léonie Beaulieu in collaboration with Texgate_4.13 and produced by Fix Point, was recorded around the closing event of the exhibition in December 2018 featuring Francophone-hybride,
Toronto’. Trialogue an exhibition by: SIMON M. BENEDICT et SONIA ROBERTSON CURATOR : GUY SIOUI DURAND September 7 – December 12, 2018 Le Labo, in partnership with YYZ Artists’ Outlet, has the great pleasure to co-present the » Toronto’. Trialogue « exhibition by Abenaki artist Simon M. Benedict, Ilnu
Join un for a free workshop on 3D Printing and Design offered in partnership with the Toronto Public Library. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 6PM – 7:30Pm Price : Free and Open to all ! Limited space, please register below. Language of instruction :
The continual occupation of a territory is enriched by multiple memories. Such is the case with Toronto’. Composed of several strata of multiple spirit locations, the First Nations continue to dream and create art about it. This sizeable area of the
On May 26 and 27, 2018 CinéFranco and Le Labo invite you to a curated film screening of francophone short films for this years Doors Open Toronto presented by Great Gulf . Doors Open is an event that is open to everyone
Sanguine et terres brulées / Blood Ties, Scorched Earth Maryse Arseneault Saturday April 28, 2018 – Saturday May 12, 2018 OPENING CEREMONY + RECEPTION Saturday April 28th, 4 PM – 6 PM (Open to all) Prior to the reception for this
« Djamilia » by Aminatou Echard KYRGYZSTAN/FRANCE, 2018, SUPER 8 ON DIGITAL VIDEO, 84 MIN CO-PRESENTATION with the IMAGES FESTIVAL Friday, April 20 at 8:30 PM Centring Kyrgyz women’s voices, Djamilia traces the influence of Chinghiz Aitmatov’s 1958 novel of the same
Le Labo is excited to announce a screening of Joseph Bitamba’s documentary « ISHYAKA : la volonté de vivre » at the Toronto Reference Library. This film examines the remarkable reconciliation process for the victimes and the executioners of the 1994 Rwandan genocide. The screening
Disciplines : Video production, Photography, Virtual Reality Biography : I’m Théo Belnou, Cinematographer and Photographer based in Toronto. I started to work few years later on short Film and music clip projects. After my study in a Cinema French school,
