Ghost Town Anthology

Berlinale 2019
Official Competition

Ghost Town Anthology

A Film by Denis Côté

2019 - Canada - Drama/Fantasy - 1.85 - 97 min.

with Robert Naylor , Josée Deschênes & Jean-Michel Anctil

Language: French
Produced by Ziad Touma

In Irénée-les-Neiges, a small, isolated town with a population of 215, Simon Dubé dies in a car accident. The stunned townspeople are reluctant to discuss the circumstances of the tragedy. From that point on, for the Dubé family as well as for Mayor Smallwood and a handful of others, time seems to lose all meaning, and the days stretch on without end. Something descends slowly upon the area. In this period of mourning and in this fog, strangers start to appear. Who are they? What is happening?

Berlinale 2019
Official Competition

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