A single raindrop awakens six statues that have lain dormant for centuries in a forgotten place. Like a carousel, the caryatids come back to life by dancing to the song of their queen, Lucine. This short film creatively brings together music and dance.
Also presented:
38th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2020)
38th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2020)
| Director | Stéphanie Lamontagne |
| Script | Stéphanie Lamontagne |
| Choreography | Audrey Gaussiran |
| Cast | Naomie Julien, Inka Strobl, Audrey Gaussiran, Paul-André Fortin, Chantal Carrier, David Campbell |
| Sound mixing | Marine Viaud |
| Cinematographer | Alexandere Desjardins |
| Graphic Creation | Johanne Plante, Sébastien Lamontagne |
| Costumes | Francine Leboeuf |
| Lighting | Jacob Fortier |
| Music | Karine Bétournay |
| Designer | Julia Braga |
Image tirée du film Thalassic // Image from the film Thalassic
Image tirée du film Thalassic // Image from the film Thalassic
Image tirée du film Thalassic // Image from the film Thalassic
Production
Stéphanie Lamontagne
Stéphanie Lamontagne produced a dance show called Mudra in 2007. After her film studies, she became an editor for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games and no longer after, she created a production company called “Hearth Motion Pictures”. Until this day, Stephanie directed a music video, 4 short films as well as commercials and creative/corporate videos.
Biographies have been provided by third parties.
Biographies have been provided by third parties.
Thalassic (2018) ; Roots (2016) ; Jess (2013) ; This Is the Soundtrack of David Blair (2009) ; Entre l’éden et l’abîme (2008)
