Mobilize
National Film Board of Canada
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3m 32s
Sundance Film Festival
Toronto International Film Festival
Caroline Monet's short film Mobilize flows seamlessly through the rushing waterways of the far north parallel to the fast-paced urban south, witnessing the hasty streets of a city and the charging force of a canoe on water. In tandem with the heartbeat of Tanya Tagaq’s UJA, brilliant imagery of intricate expertise and knowledge are displayed against the contrast and nearness of rushing and stillness.
Canada - 2015 - 4m
Directed By: Caroline Monnet
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