The film La Turbulence des fluides, directed and scripted by Manon Briand, tells the story of Alice Bradley, a seismologist in Tokyo, sent to her hometown of Baie-Comeau in Quebec, after a strange phenomenon: the tide suddenly stopped on the estuary of the St. Lawrence River. As Alice digs into the anomaly, she understands that the maritime phenomenon seems linked to an ancient and collective drama between memory, mystery, and the resurgence of memories.

The visual rhythm becomes contemplative, the emotion contained, the air charged with expectation, as if the landscape itself was holding its breath. Each shot exudes an inner tension enhanced by post-production.