Brouillard #15

The film features approximately 30 long takes that begin at the same frame, utilizing a high frame rate to capture the unfolding and disintegration of the landscape. Larose's project takes viewers from his family's home to Lac Saint-Charles, showcasing a personal connection to the environment.

Each trajectory varies in walking rhythm, allowing the space to expand in depth as the film progresses. The duration of these long takes is determined by the length of the 35mm celluloid reel, emphasizing the relationship between time and physical space. Brouillard #15 stands as an exploration of movement and perception through the lens of personal and natural landscapes.