Joer 2000 - 410

A young woman’s adventures in a marginalized neighborhood in Halifax are played out.

We’re Fathers Too is a documentary that details some of the conflicts gay men face as fathers in North America. Interviews with gay dads, their children, and gay activists are contrasted with footage from a 1999 demonstration in Ottawa by an American fundamentalist organization, making this work a thought-provoking piece to watch.

During a ‘we-need-to-talk’ conversation, a daughter learns to deal with what her father has been doing behind the door.

A video information brochure for the British Columbia Persons With AIDS Society's annual retreat for members at Loon Lake. Experience a retreat from a participant's point of view. See and hear the people come together in a supportive, caring, and healing environment. Understand the personal empowerment that each takes away.

Transversal is an experimental light-hearted romp through the “Gender Disease Control Clinic.” Transversal explores and critiques the dominant medical model that is used to treat people with Gender Identity Disorder.

The private life of several individuals is revealed in front of cameras settled in the bedrooms which they use.

A projected text is going through two transformations in terms of presenting information. At first one is able to understand its meaning. However, in the second stage, the text has been transformed into digital language which can only be read by a computer. Finally, with the third level, the digital code has been used to convey a flicker effect. The text is now a mere physical sensation, devoid of intelligible contents.

In 1998 Kai Tak airport in the middle of Hong Kong was closed. Approaching Kai Tak was a unique experience for the passengers . «One could read the newspapers in the street» one passenger exclaimed. Hong Kong (HKG) is a film about the approach and the passing by of the airplanes in the middle of a city. An observation at the end of this century.