Mar
9
2011
Emmanuel Hessler

In the spirit of uploading all of our past projects to Vimeo, Circle Haiku is a film that I directed back in 2009. For this film, I teamed up with Moe Clark, spoken-word poet extraordinaire and songstress. We brought our distinctive passions together – me for the moving image and Moe for the healing sounds of music – in an attempt to create a meditative look at… well everything.
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no comments | tags: 16mm, Bolex, Canada, Circle Haiku, circular, cyclical, day, Emmanuel Hessler, Film, haiku, Kat Baulu, life, Making Music, meditation, Melisa Forero, MM3, Moe Clark, Montréal, National Film Board, NFB, poetry, Québec, seasons, spoken-word, Vimeo | posted in Our Films
Mar
2
2011
Emmanuel Hessler

I sit, looking at the Bis Films Vimeo page and I think: “How is it that Kat and I both graduated from Concordia Communications Studies and have been pushing forward in the film/video production world since 2008, yet we have so few videos online?” I think it’s time to assert our digital presence on the pages of Vimeo.
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2 comments | tags: 16mm, 2007, Aude Leroux-Lévesque, Bideshi Films, Canada, communications, Concordia University, fiction, Film, Film III, Katherine Macnaughton, Montréal, Québec, short film | posted in Our Films
Oct
29
2010
Emmanuel Hessler
Around this time in 2005, Katherine was teaming up with Chris Taylor with one goal in mind: to create the best Film II horror film ever to come out of the Concordia Communications Studies department. Shot on 16mm film in Taylor’s redecorated apartment (I especially remember the blood/rot stain on the ceiling over the bed) with Constantine Kourtidis as main character, the Asian inspired horror film tells of a paranoid-schizophrenic man who discovers he has a winning lottery ticket and thinks this evil spirit has come to claim it. Check it out for yourself!
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no comments | tags: 16mm, blood, Bolex, Chris Taylor, communications, Concordia University, Constantine Kourtidis, fary tale, FFM, Film, Film II, Halloween, horror, horror film, Jack Nicholson, Jamie Lee Curtis, Katherine Macnaughton, Montréal, Montreal World Film Festival, Québec, Shinning, Young Cuts | posted in Community