Where the Land Ends
Synopsis
In Quebec, a group of young people reflect on their identity and the historical narrative surrounding the 1995 referendum while exploring their vision for the future.
Synopsis
In Quebec, a group of young individuals, too young to vote in the 1995 referendum, articulate their perspectives on the province's historical narrative and identity. "Where the Land Ends," directed by Loïc Darses, captures their reflections against the backdrop of the landscapes that shaped Quebec. The film examines their aspirations to forge a new vision of "Terre des Hommes" (Man and His World), highlighting the evolving discourse around Quebec's cultural and political future. The documentary runs for 89 minutes and was released in 2020.
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