KEYWORDS: Addiction, harm reduction, drug use
Comme entendre à travers une feuille de métal offers a sensitive and intimate look at the complex world of injection drug use, through the experiences of Marianne, M. and Lion: a wander through the rituals of daily life, the interstices of the city, and the confines of memory.
Mariane Béliveau is a French documentary filmmaker and sociologist. She has been interested in documentary film since her studies in sociology and has also worked as a social worker. She is the author of two short documentaries, Narratives from Saint Gabriel (2017) and I Usually Sing It in the Shower (2018).
Mariane Béliveau is a French documentary filmmaker and sociologist. She has been interested in documentary film since her studies in sociology and has also worked as a social worker. She is the author of two short documentaries, Narratives from Saint Gabriel (2017) and I Usually Sing It in the Shower (2018).
One of our team of Rendezvous with Madness film programmers, Emma Badame, is a Rotten Tomatoes-approved entertainment journalist, the current Managing Editor at That Shelf, and an award-nominated digital marketing strategist for film, television, and not-for-profit arts organizations. Her coverage has appeared in POV, Billboard and Cineplex Magazines, on The Mary Sue, eTalk, Breakfast Television, PopLife, MuchMusic and more. This is her fourth year with the festival.
