May 30, 2014 was not an ordinary day in Quebec. 10 years ago, journalist Fabien Deglise invited Internet users to film a fragment of their daily life during this day. No theme was imposed. The only constraint was that these bouts of existence had to last 15 to 30 seconds. More than 1,100 people took part in this adventure, throughout Quebec and even further afield, including 10 major directors. The result: a unique 44-minute documentary that required hundreds of hours of editing.
A May 30 down here
Quebec. 2014. 44 minutes. Director: Fabien Deglise. Editing: Michel Cordey. With the exceptional participation of: Olivier Asselin, Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette, Manon Briand, Philippe Falardeau, Julien Fontaine, Philippe Gagnon, Stéphane Lafleur, Stefan Miljevic, Mathieu Roy, Ricardo Trogi. Music: Viviane Audet, Forêt, Lily of the Valley, Guillaume Pascale, Alexandra Streliski.