VISIONS, in collaboration with Main Film, presents THE AFTERLIGHT by Charlie Shackleton, a film that itself exists as a single 35mm film print. Further eroding every time it screens, the film is a living document of its life in circulation. Eventually it will disappear entirely.

On the 19th of May at 7pm at la lumière collective

Louise Bourque is a French Canadian filmmaker who studied cinema at Concordia University in Montreal and at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. After living abroad for thirty years, in the United States and elsewhere, she has recently returned to her native Edmonton, New Brunswick. Her films have been shown in nearly fifty countries and broadcast by PBS and the Sundance Channel in the US, as well as on Télé-Québec in Canada and SBS in Australia.

In this time of waiting and distance, VISIONS has teamed up with various local collaborators to put a select few videos by artists online and pair them with texts by local writers.

All of the 'screenings' are happening over at our usual microcinema venue la lumière collective : www.lalumierecollective.org

Online now until December 9th