MOI QUI ME PARLE À MOI-MÊME DANS LE FUTUR

In Search of Lost Time
Time exploded into a thousand fragments, the origins and the end of the world coexisting in the moment. A child who dreams, creating monsters and fears, and a dying old lady – Marie Brassard, a curious, scintillating elf, invites the audience to question the tangible and to challenge the intangible. She presents a personal myth of the creation of the world, portraying moments from her childhood and delving into the twists and turns of time, finding herself back in the mists of dreams.

With her inquisitive mind and sensitive body, she marks her much anticipated return to the FTA with an entrancing odyssey concocted from memories of her adolescent years in a small town spent listening to loud music and dancing in bars, fearlessly plunging forward toward the future.

Filmmaker Karl Lemieux’s video images are in perfect symbiosis with her fragmented universe. She shares the stage with the musicians and composers Alexandre St-Onge and Jonathan Parant as she presents a poetic autofiction that is incantatory and hallucinogenic.