Clémentine (2026)
Director: Charlie Guerra
Cast: Fleur Matifas, Lena Arhiman
Mégane and Louise have shared a love that felt truly real—the kind of love that seems lifted straight from a fairy tale. Yet in a society so quick to judge, how can two women love freely? How can anyone fully embrace who they are beneath the weight of others’ stares? Mégane faces these questions every day, and the anxiety they bring slowly drives
More About This Film
Clémentine is a Canadian drama short about Vincent, a man who has been confined to an institution by his husband and who forms an unexpected connection with a mysterious paranormal presence inside its walls. The unusual setup blends intimate drama with supernatural elements.
The film uses its contained setting to explore isolation, companionship, and the blurred boundary between the ordinary and the unexplained. Its compact form allows the relationship at the center of the story to remain the main focus.
- Written and directed by Madeline Johnson.
- Kirsten MacDonald stars as Vincent, with Adam Neibrandt and Austin Marks also in the cast.
- The film was shot in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
- It was released in Canada on April 22, 2026.
- The last day of shooting reportedly continued until after 2 a.m.
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