Still Night, Still Light
Synopsis
In Quebec, Mexico and Asia, three sensitive souls heed the call of the images and melodies that haunt their days and nights. Moved at once by loss, yearning, and longing, Eliane (Eliane Préfontaine), Romes (Gerardo Trejoluna) and his father Pablo (Felipe Casanova) decide to take action before it is too late. Whatever the risks, they must let their dreams take flight.
Festivals
- Kaunas International Film Festival, Lithuania, 2019.
- OchoMedia, Peru, 2018.
- Goa International Film Festival of India, India, 2017.
- Norway Arctic Moving Image - Harstad, Norway 2017
- Valladolid Film Festival - Valladolid, Spain, 2017
- Festival International du film indépendant de Bordeaux - France, 2017
- KineNova International Film Festival – Skopje, Macedonia, 2017
- Vancouver International Film Festival - Canada, 2017
- Avvantura Film Festival - Croatia, 2017
- Yerevan Film Festival - Armenia, 2017
- Rotterdam Film Festival - Netherlands, 2017 - International Premiere
- Guanajuato International Film Festival - Guanajuato, Mexico, 2017
- QuebecCine MX - Mexico City, Mexico, 2017
- Festival 48images/second - Florac, France, 2017
- Victoria Film Festival - Victoria, Canada, 2017
- Festival Francophone de Vancouver - Canada, 2017
- Kingston Film Festival - Kingston, Canada, 2017
- Paraloeil - Rimouski, Canada, 2017
- Rendez-vous du Cinéma Québécois - Montreal, Canada 2017.
- Sept-Iles Film Festival - Sept-Iles, Canada, 2016
- FICFA - Moncton, Canada, 2016
- Festival du Nouveau Cinema - Montreal, Canada, 2016.
Director: Sophie Goyette
Script: Sophie Goyette
Cast: Eliane Prefontaine, Gerardo Trejoluna, Felipe Casanova
DOP: Léna Mill-Reuillard
Sound design: Simon Gervais
Sound: Sébastien Lamoureux, Simon Gervais, Daniel Capeille and Benjamin Newbry
Editing: Sophie Goyette
Art direction: Sophie Goyette
Costumes: Stephanie L'Allier, Sophie Goyette
Original music: Éliane Préfontaine
Production: Sophie Goyette
Version
Original: French, English, Spanish, Mandarin
Subtitles: French, English
Format
2:35, 5.1
DCP, Pro Res, Blu Ray
Sophie Goyette is the writer and director of six 13-award-winning films in competition at Sundance, Locarno and TIFF Toronto. His short films En Parallèle (2008), À l'État Sauvage (2009) and Manèges (2010) have been noticed on the circuit at numerous festivals. Premiering at the Locarno Film Festival, his 4th short La Ronde (2011) won six awards, including “Best Fiction Short Film” at the Rendez-vous du Cinéma Québécois, was selected at Top Ten Canada and received a 2012 GENIE AWARD nomination. His 5th short film The Near Future (2012) also won six awards including the “National Grand Prix” at its world premiere and was in international competition at the 2013 Sundance Festival. My nights will echo (2017) is her first fiction feature film, winning the 2017 Bright Future Award at the Rotterdam Festival for its international premiere, and nominated for the 2018 Quebec Collegiate Film Awards.
