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- -"La Maison des Folles" is a Quebecer web drama series that runs over a season for a total of eight episodes. The series won the Grand Prix du public for the short series at the Canneseries Festival. It was first shown on April 3, 2019 at Cinéma du Parc (Montreal, Canada), at the opening of the Festival Courts d'un soir, and is available on the Unis.Tv website. This series tells the story of the birth of an unlikely sorority in a beige half basement of a foster family for "problem" teenage girls in the year 2000.
- -Loved by the public, Chuck seems like a real good guy. When he finds himself on the front page of every newspaper and gossip magazine after a scandal that involves him, all of Quebec is shocked, but for those closest to him, this incident is the last straw. His reputation is destroyed and he goes on a retreat to a recovery home for people suffering from different kinds of addictions in order to persuade his wife, his agent and his audience of his (relative) good will. Here's the rub: Chuck doesn't really think he needs help... He tells anyone who will listen that he's just a party guy.
- -Emma, 26, owes an incredible amount of money to her creditors. Misanthropic but in over her head, she invents a passion for the Middle Ages to get a job at Les Oubliettes restaurant. After a series of strange events threaten to close the restaurant, the employees notice something special about Emma. Could she be the chosen one foretold by the Prophecy? At the crossroads between fantasy and the "real life" of the restaurant business, Emma finds herself reluctantly having to save the restaurant and its employees, who turn out to be the most loyal and brave people she's ever met.
- -"La Loi c'est la loi" is a satirical comedy confronting the limits of individual and collective freedoms in a so-called advanced society. The series features Steeve L'Heureux and Éric Contant, a duo of devoted police officers working for the SPTM. Their mission: clean up the city of Montreal (Canada) and make the law shine.
- After the death of their mother, Toto and Adib are completely devastated. Dominos plunges into their reality for 24 hours, revealing marginal and vulnerable humans affected by this tragedy: Fred, Marie, Nanou, Mario and Corinne. In this bittersweet universe, we discover the colors of Montreal's South-West, and human imperfection at its most poetic. As Toto would say, "We're like little dominoes falling on each other, we just gotta learn how to fall properly''.
- Supported by their mother's inheritance, Ysé, a young woman suffering from social anxiety, and Simon, her narcoleptic brother, are stuck in a relationship of interdependence and lead a life of idleness, devoid of meaning and bearings. On her 21st birthday, when she finally has access to her share of the inheritance, Ysé learns that an additional clause is in the will: to do forty hours of volunteer work at the Centre Béatrice-Caron, an eponymous organization founded by their mother. This ordeal will push the young woman to face her anxieties, her mourning and to question her way of life. Ultimately, she will have to choose between the toxicity of comfort or emancipation.
- "Vous pouvez rêver" is an introspective and forward-looking documentary that paints a vibrant picture of Quebec's ethnic diversity through the eyes of Melissa Bédard. She meets with young individuals and professionals to create a portrait of those who are shaping the multicultural Quebec of today and of the future. Who are the current role models for young people from diverse cultural backgrounds in Quebec, and what are their dreams that inspire them to aim higher? This documentary is an inspiring, intelligent, and hopeful narrative for those who represent the future of Quebec.
- -The documentary series "Filles de moto" follows Catherine David and her girl gang. The show introduces us to enthusiasts of all ages and all walks of life, discovering the different facets of motorcycle riding and admiring the most beautiful landscapes of Quebec and Canada. More than a motorcycle show, "Motorcycle Girls" offers a foray into a community that is reappropriating codes previously only male.
