Romance

Mathieu Handfield

Quebec | V.O. - Without dialogue | 2010 | 6 min | Fiction

One night a man cannot sleep.
He'd like to hug the pretty girl sleeping beside him, but his left arm prevents him from doing comfortably.
Fortunately he has a workshop full of tools. Including a brand new table saw.

A film about love, desire, and loneliness.
A film in which we let ourselves lulled by the melancholy sound of a violin at a steady radial vein rhythm that empties onto the linoleum.

Distribution
Director Mathieu Handfield
Music Trio sonata for two violins and basso continuo
Editing Mathieu Handfield, Maurice Vadeboncoeur
Lighting Patrick Bilodeau, Robin Kittel–Ouimet
Screenplay Mathieu Handfield
Producer Johannie Deschambault
Distributor Baïkal
Cast Pierre–Yves Cardinal, Karine Gonthier–Hyndman
Production Productions Lombric
Distribution Baïkal

Biographie

Mathieu Handfield

Even though he has a degree in acting from the Cegep of St–Hyacinthe, Mathieu Handfield is very fond of writing and directing. He is the author of two novels published by the Éditions de Ta Mère, and has received the award of the best french novel at the Expozine gala 2009. Mathieu has now written and directed five short films, and his first, Zombie : le documentaire, has been very successful around the world, especially in Spain, where it won the public's award in the Cryptshow festival.

Romance is the second part of a trilogy about love, a project on which Mathieu Handfield is currently working with the Productions Lombric.