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Afterwards

Après-coups
Romane Garant Chartrand
2023 | 24 min 51 s
Documentary
French with English subtitles

Awards and Festivals

  • Official SelectionRencontres internationales du documentaire de Montréal (RIDM), Canada, 2023

  • Official Selection - International CompetitionClermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, France, 2024

  • Prix du meilleur court-métrage documentaireRendez-vous Québec Cinéma, Montréal, Canada (2024)

  • Documentary Social/Political AwardYorkton Film Festival, Canada (2024)

  • Finaliste / Meilleur court ou moyen métrage, documentaireGala Québec Cinéma, Montréal, Canada (2024)

  • Official SelectionFestival Off-Courts, Trouville-sur-mer, France (2024)

  • Official SelectionFilm Festival for Women's Rights, Seoul, Korea (2024)

Trailer


Poster


One-liners


Short Synopsis


Long Synopsis


About the Repêchage initiative

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Team


Romane Garant Chartrand
Researcher, Writer and Director


Photo
Photo : Éva-Maude TC




Laurie Pominville
Associate Producer


Photo
Photo : Marc-André Thibault




Nathalie Cloutier
Producer and Executive Producer, NFB


Photo
Photo : Valérie Sangin



Credits

Researched, Written & Directed by
Romane Garant Chartrand

Cinematography
Isabelle Stachtchenko

Editing
Marie-Pier Dupuis 

Location Sound
Lynne Trépanier 

Original Music
Frannie Holder

Sound Design
Patrice Leblanc

Line Producer
Mélanie Lasnier

Associate Producer
Laurie Pominville

Producer
Nathalie Cloutier

A National Film Board of Canada Production



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