French-language film

Souffle au Chocolat (Review)

September 23, 2015September 23, 2015Reviewcanadian independent film, Emilie Gosselin, Erica Bulman, French-language film, Indieflix, Mel Dion, Michel Duran, review, Souffle au Chocolat, Souffle au Chocolat (Review)

No, it isn’t about dessert. It isn’t anything like this movie either. This movie is a romance actually. Mainly focused on French Canadian couple Noemie (Emilie Gosselin) and Marc (Michel Duran). The film starts out showing the

Ce N’est Rien (Review)

September 22, 2015September 22, 2015Reviewcanadian independent film, Ce N'est Rien (Review), Eloise Bisson, French-language film, Indieflix, Martin Dubreuil

Everything can be mundane until something changes it forever, making things more dramatic. It can be anything, or even as little as nothing that causes your life to mess up. That’s the subject in the

La Ronde (Review)

September 3, 2015September 3, 2015Reviewcanadian independent film, Eliane Prefontaine, French-language film, Hubert Lemire, Indieflix, La Ronde, La Ronde (Review)

A drama about twins who go through some tough times eventually leading to a personal issue. It starts out with the first one, Ariane (Eliane Prefontaine) playing her piano, then moving around her home. It

Next Door (Review)

August 25, 2015August 25, 2015ReviewFrench-language film, Indieflix, Next Door, Next Door (Review), review

I decided to check out something different today. This was a short film called Next Door, a lesbian movie about a small group of girls who share a close bond and the same flat. There’s

Entre chien et loup (Spare Change) (Review)

August 18, 2015August 17, 2015ReviewAlexis Lefebvre, Entre chien et loup (Spare Change), French-language film, Indieflix, Monia Chokri, Travelling (Productions Festives)

Travelling (Productions Festives) sure makes a lot of quaint short movies. This one starts out with Dave (Alexis Lefebvre), a struggling homeless person, looking around, asking the same question to everyone who passes, “Spare change?”.

Faillir (Review)

August 3, 2015August 3, 2015Reviewcanadian independent film, Faillir (Failing), French-language film, review, Sophie Dupuis

Faillir (Failing) is a French-language film about moving on. Ariane (Noemi Lira) is moving away from her small village to live in Montreal. However, parting with everything isn’t easy, as she is also leaving behind