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" The Bright Side" is a stop motion short film inspired by the COVID-19 quarantine. The making of the project itself is an expression of an artist's mind in this time where their sanctuary can become alive and serve them to be inspired. Featuring a song by Emily Devlin. |
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"I SCREAM" is MoonChild's first ever self-produced short film. We follow Chanelle's broken mind's journey, where trauma comes to its limits and is violently exhibited. The subleties found in the images are all that is needed to understand the meaning of the featured song by Arcade Fire "Porno". |
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"She-wolf" is a more abstract work which features Nature as a beacon to lead our main character, Zooey, to go back to her wild side. It's a search for freedom in which you are invited to dance and chant like the witch we all desire to be, the she-wolf that lays dormant in our heart but is leashed by your mind. |
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This very short poetic experimental short film is inspired by the beauty of the canadian winter. The Magic transcended the man who wrote this gorgeous poem: James A.C. Stokes. |
Music Videos
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"Coco's song" is the opening song to our Toronto Fringe show "So mote it be". The francophone song tells the story of Marie-Josephte Corriveau's struggle to be her sensual self while the world around her coated her body and soul with shame. |
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"TITUBA" is the song telling the story of the legendary witch who instigated the Salem's witch trials. Here we decided to give this misunderstood historical character the power to re-design the trails she left behind and to give her a true freedom. |
Sense-suality series
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"The woman in my head has teeth.
This is my gremlin. She is from the earth, from the places where the mud smells like rot. She tries to take over my mind and fill it with vicious lies and violence. She delights in causing pain, mischief and discord. When she is pushed out, pushed away or pushed down she gets angry. Her rage is overwhelming and fills my blood with fire. She wants to consume me. For fun." -Alice Cavanagh |
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"Au cimetière de la Mère LaChair.
Maybe it runs in my blood, maybe it's a gas in the air, maybe it's in the water I drink. All I know is that confusion fogs my brains, my heart and my loins. Is it right? Is it wrong? Why does it feel so good and so shameful? I want to be whole, I want to be full. This is what brought us here, this is what we all have in common. The push to freedom is strained by the chains of doom. My monster doesn't breathe while it strangles my voice. My monster auto-flagellates and bleeds but can't cry water or noise." -Cassandra Sirois |
