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FINAL FANTASY XVI - REVENGE Trailer

Japanese version

Final Fantasy XVI will launch for PlayStation 5 on June 22, 2023.

Game editions

Physical Standard Edition

Full Game – Base game package, including reversible cover art.

Physical Deluxe Edition

Full Game – Base game package, including reversible cover art

Special Clive Rosfield Steelbook Case – A SteelBook case featuring artwork of Clive Rosfield, the protagonist.

Cloth Map of Valisthea – A cloth map of Valisthea where the story unfolds.

Collector’s Edition (Square Enix Store-exclusive, pre-orders open December 12, 2022)

Full Game – Base game package, including reversible cover art.

Collector’s Box – A beautiful metallic-sheen box featuring impressive artwork by legendary Final Fantasy series illustrator, Yoshitaka Amano.

Premium Statue: Phoenix vs. Ifrit – A premium statue depicting a battle between two eikons, Phoenix and Ifrit.

Metal Eikon Pin Collection – A premium metal pin collection featuring eight Eikons.

Special Clive Rosfield Steelbook Case – A SteelBook case featuring artwork of Clive Rosfield, the protagonist.

Cloth Map of Valisthea – A cloth map of Valisthea where the story unfolds.

In-Game Weapon “Blood Sword” – The fabled scarlet steel of Firion, hero of Final Fantasy II.

Digital Mini Art Book

Digital Mini Soundtrack

Digital Standard Edition

Full Game

Digital Deluxe Edition

Full Game

Digital Mini Art Book

Digital Mini Soundtrack

Pre-Order bonuses include:

Weapon “Braveheart”

Accessory “Cait Sith Charm” – Increases the amount of gill you can get when equipped

Accessory “Scholar’s Spectacles” (not included with physical Standard or Deluxe editions) – Increases the amount of experience points you can gain when equipped.

Additionally, the following bonuses will also be available at the listed retailers:

Square Enix Store – The Realms of Valisthea Wall Banners (six-inches height printed cloth banners)

GameStop – The Realms of Valisthea Patches (2.5-inches height printed cloth patches)

Best Buy – Final Fantasy XVI Pre-Order SteelBook

Cast

Clive Rosfield (child) (voiced by Benn Starr in English, Yuma Uchida in Japanese)

Clive Rosfield (young adult) (voiced by Benn Starr in English, Yuuya Uchida in Japanese)

Joshua Rosfield (voiced by Logan Hannan in English, Natsumi Fujiwara in Japanese)

Jill Warrick (child) (voiced by Charlotte McBurney in English, Megumi Han in Japanese)

Jill Warrick (young adult) (voiced by Susannah Fielding in English, Megumi Han in Japanese)

Torgal

Cidolfus Telamon (voiced by Ralph Ineson in English, Hiroshi Shirokuma in Japanese)

Benedikta Harman (voiced by Nina Yndis in English, Akari Higuchi in Japanese)

Hugo Kupka (voiced by Alex Lanipekun in English, Yasuhiro Mamiya in Japanese)

Dion Lesage (voiced by Stewart Clarke in English, Yuichi Nakamura in Japanese)

Barnabas Tharmr (voiced by David Menkin in English, Gotaro Tsunashima in Japanese)

Key visual

Screenshots

Overview

Final Fantasy XVI introduces gamers to an all-new standalone story in the Final Fantasy universe, an epic dark fantasy world that takes place in the realm of Valisthea—a land blessed in the light of the Mothercrystals, and where peace falters as the spread of the Blight threatens to destroy their dominions. The fate of the land is decided by the Eikons, powerful and deadly creatures, and their Dominants, men and women who have been blessed with the ability to call upon and wield them. This is the tale of Clive Rosfield, a warrior granted the title “First Shield of Rosaria” and sworn to protect his younger brother Joshua, the Dominant of the Phoenix, Eikon of Fire. Before long, Clive will be caught up in a great tragedy and swear revenge on the Dark Eikon Ifrit, a mysterious entity that brings calamity in its wake.

Latest details via The PlayStation Blog

Final Fantasy XVI is an epic dark fantasy world that takes place in the realm of Valisthea—a land blessed in the light of the Mothercrystals, and where peace falters as the spread of the Blight threatens to destroy their dominions. The fate of the land is decided by the Eikons, mighty summoned beasts, and their Dominants, men and women who have been blessed with the ability to call upon and wield them.

This is the tale of Clive Rosfield, a warrior granted the title “First Shield of Rosaria” and sworn to protect his younger brother Joshua, the Dominant of the Phoenix, Eikon of Fire. Before long, Clive will be caught up in a great tragedy and swear revenge on the Dark Eikon Ifrit, a mysterious entity that brings calamity in its wake.

Jump into Action-Packed Battles with Impressive Eikonic Powers

As the first full-fledged action RPG in the Final Fantasy series, designed for the PlayStation 5, Final Fantasy XVI features unique battle systems where you can fight, not only utilizing Eikonic powers woven into your swordplay, but also controlling Eikons yourself! Switch between Clive’s Eikon skills one after another in speedy real-time action battles and participate in dynamic battles taking on the role of an Eikon as they clash against each other. You’ll spot some of the new systems we’re introducing in the game in the trailer above. You can learn more about them below and discover how they’ll help you fight fire with fire (among other elements)!

Titanic Clashes

When rival Dominants come head to head, epic battles between their Eikons ensue!

Eikonic Action

Clive utilizes the powers of multiple Eikons in breakneck battle!

Play Your Way

Myriad accessibility options allow anyone to experience Clive’s adventure—from seasoned action gamers to those who just want to enjoy the story.

We’re introducing a Story-focused mode, recommended for those players who are less comfortable with action games and wish to focus more on the game’s story elements. In this mode, Clive will automatically evade some attacks, and epic Eikonic combos can be triggered with simple button presses. Action-focused mode, where Clive’s every action is controlled by the player, is available for those who are confident in their skill—or want to test it!

A Hero’s Best Friend

Trusty Torgal takes to the field.

Another outcast from the Northern Territories taken in by House Rosfield, Torgal was found alone in a snowfield during one of Archduke Elwin’s expeditions to the freezing north, and gifted to his sons upon his return. After somehow surviving the disaster that nearly ended the Rosfield line, he was reunited with Clive over a decade later, and now serves his master with the same fierce loyalty he did when he was but a pup.

In battle, Clive’s faithful hound Torgal is never far from his side—and when enemies approach, he does not quail. Not only can Torgal attack enemies, but he can also mend Clive’s wounds—and if Clive times his orders right, the two can prove a devastating duo.

The Nore the Merrier

Because sometimes, fighting fate is more than a one-man job.

At certain points in his adventure, Clive will be joined by certain stalwart allies who will fight alongside him—the composition of his party changing as the story develops. Unlike Torgal, these party members do not take orders directly from the player, but fight as they see fit.

One of these party members, Cidolfus Telamon, known to his friends as “Cid,” is a soldier turned outlaw that strives to build a place where persecuted magick casters—Bearers, and exploited Dominants can die on their own terms. A man of science, he also conducts research into how one might live in the deadlands—as he and his band of fellow heretics must. Cid is also a Dominant—the power of the Eikon Ramuh having awoken within him shortly after he landed on Valisthean shores. No doubt it was this power that saw him rise through the ranks of the Royal Waloeder Army—where it would seem he crossed paths with a certain Benedikta Harman…

#Final Fantasy XVI #Final Fantasy 16 #FFXVI #FF16 #Final Fantasy #Square Enix #video game #PS5 #The Game Awards #TGA 2022 #long post

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Cardigan HQ

Ivy Studio

Montreal

photo by Alex Lesage

#architecture #interiors #interior design #montreal

[ruiination]

MUSES

Canon Muses

Sections include: Featured muse, primary, test, secondary, tertiary, and request/private.

Featured Muse(s) (most active): Natsuki Subaru

Other high activity muses: Aigis, Kurusu Akira, Ram

Primary, regular activity! Open to all!

Thorfinn Karlsefni (Vinland Saga)

Natsuki Subaru (Re:Zero)

Emilia (Re:Zero)

Ram (Re:Zero)

G'raha Tia (Final Fantasy XIV)

Y'shtola Rhul (Final Fantasy XIV)

Thancred Waters (Final Fantasy XIV)

Aigis - Persona 3

Takeba Yukari ( Persona 3)

Akechi Goro (Persona 5)

Kurusu Akira (Persona 5)

Sakura Futaba (Persona 5)

Saihara Shuichi (Danganronpa V3)

Elizabeth (Bioshock Infinite)

Jack Ryan ( Bioshock.)

Nathan Prescott (Life Is Strange.)

Rachel Amber (Life Is Strange.)

Alan Wake (Alan Wake)

Yun-Jin Lee (Dead By Daylight)

David King ( Dead By Daylight)

Vittorio Toscano (Dead By Daylight)

Philip Ojomo / The Wraith (Dead By Daylight)

HABIT (Everymanhybrid)

Current Test Muses:

Talbot Grimes / The Blight (Dead By Daylight)

Rin Yamaoka / The Spirit (Dead By Daylight)

Iori Junpei (Persona 3)

Mochizuki Ryoji (Persona 3)

Secondary! Lower-activity. Open to all!

Gudrid Karlsefni (Vinland Saga)

Julius Euclius(Re:Zero)

Shaula (Re:Zero)

Ryne Waters (Final Fantasy XIV)

Elidibus (Final Fantasy XIV)

Takamaki Ann (Persona 5)

Phoenix Wright (Ace Attorney)

Maya Fey (Ace Attorney)

Miles Edgeworth (Ace Attorney)

Shiina Mayuri (Steins;Gate)

Makise Kurisu (Steins;Gate)

Victoria Chase (Life Is Strange.)

Barry Wheeler (Alan Wake)

Scratch (Alan Wake)

Evan Macmillan / The Trapper (Dead By Daylight)

Julie Kostenko / The Legion. (Dead By Daylight)

Kate Denson (Dead By Daylight)

Susie Lavoie / The Legion (Dead By Daylight)

Max Thompson Jr. / The Hillbilly (Dead By Daylight)

Evan (Everymanhybrid)

Tertiary! Low activity. Open to all!

Satella (Re:Zero)

Capella Emerada Lugunica (Re:Zero)

Fandaniel (Final Fantasy XIV)

Yotsuyu goe Brutus (Final Fantasy XIV)

Sidrugu Orl (Final Fantasy XIV)

Ysayle Dangoulain (Final Fantasy XIV)

Hythlodaeus (Final Fantasy XIV)

Dahlia Hawthorne (Ace Attorney)

Okabe Rintarou (Steins;Gate)

Booker Dewitt (Bioshock Infinite)

Kris (Deltarune)

Jacket (Hotline Miami)

Brian Thomas (Marble Hornets)

Saga Anderson (Alan Wake)

Request/Private! (Only for certain partners or plotted threads)

Echidna (Re:Zero)

Rem (Re:Zero)

Roswaal L Mathers (Re:Zero)

Zero (Final Fantasy XIV)

Zenos viator Galvus (Final Fantasy XIV)

Emet-Selch (Final Fantasy XIV)

Jill Warrick (Final Fantasy XVI)

Clive Rosfield (Final Fantasy XVI.)

Joshua Rosfield (Final Fantasy XVI)

Anabella Lesage / Rosfield. (Final Fantasy XVI)

Barnabas Tharmr (Final Fantasy XVI)

Deryk (Final Fantasy XIV)

Okumura Haru (Persona 5)

Enoshima Junko (Danganronpa)

Maizono Sayaka (Danganronpa)

Ouma Kokichi (Daganronpa V3)

Hinata Hajime (Danganronpa 2)

Komaeda Nagito ( Daganronpa 2)

Kamukura Izuru (Danganronpa 2)

Nanami Chiaki (Danganronpa 2)

Subject Delta (Bioshock 2)

The Girl / Hooker (Hotline Miami)

Corey (Hotline Miami)

Ash (Hotline Miami)

Alex (Hotline Miami)

Miles Upshur (Outlast)

Suzaku Kururugi (Code Geass)

Shirley Fenette (Code Geass)

Lelouch vi Britannia (Code Geass)

#( meta ↷ canon muses. )

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Persona Muses:

Makoto Yuki / Minato Arisato / Persona 3 Protagonist

Persona Multi Muse sideblog

Vinland Saga

Thorfinn Karlsefni - Primary

Gudrid Karlsefni - Secondary

Re:Zero

Natsuki Subaru - Primary

Emilia - Primary

Ram - Primary

Julius Euclius - Secondary

Shaula - Secondary

Satella - Tertiary

Capella Emerada Lugunica - Tertiary

Echidna - Request/Private

Rem - Request/Private

Roswaal L Mathers - Request/Private

Final Fantasy XIV

Roi Coello (Warrior of Light) - Primary

G'raha Tia - Primary

Y'shtola Rhul - Primary

Thancred Waters - Primary

Violette Roux (OC) -Primary

Hlynur Thisbe (OC) - Primary

Finn Atoel (OC) - Primary

E'vett Tia (OC) - Primary

Hana Ueda (oc) - Primary

Ryne Waters - Secondary

Elidibus - Secondary

Z'jeht Tia - Secondary

Zerah Aria - Secondary

Fandaniel - Tertiary

Yotsuyu goe Brutus - Tertiary

Sidrugu Orl - Tertiary

Ysayle Dangoulain - Tertiary

Hythlodaeus - Tertiary

Zenos viator Galvus - Request/Private

Emet-Selch - Request/Private

Deryk - Request/Private

Danganronpa

Saihara Shuichi - Primary

Enoshima Junko - Request/Private

Maizono Sayaka - Request/Private

Ouma Kokichi - Request/Private

Hinata Hajime - Request/Private

Komaeda Nagito - Request/Private

Kamukura Izuru - Request/Private

Nanami Chiaki - Request/Private

Bioshock

Elizabeth - Primary

Jack Ryan/Wynand - Primary

Booker Dewitt - Tertiary

Subject Delta - Request/Private

Life Is Strange

Nathan Prescott - Primary

Rachel Amber - Primary

Victoria Chase - Secondary

Alan Wake

Alan Wake - Primary

Barry Wheeler - Secondary

Scratch - Secondary

Saga Anderson - Tertiary

Dead By Daylight

Yun-Jin Lee - Primary

David King - Primary

Vittorio Toscano - Primary

Philip Ojomo - Primary

Talbot Grimes -

Evan Macmillan - Secondary

Julie Kostenko - Secondary

Kate Denson - Secondary

Susie Lavoie - Secondary

Max Thompson Jr. - Tertiary

Rin Yamaoka - Tertiary

Ace Attorney

Maya Fey - Secondary

Miles Edgeworth - Secondary

Dahlia Hawthorne - Tertiary

Phoenix Wright - Tertiary

Steins;Gate

Makise Kurisu - Secondary

Okabe Rintarou - Secondary

Shiina Mayuri - Tertiary

Everymanhybrid

Evan - Secondary

HABIT - Request/Private

Hotline Miami

Jacket - Tertiary

The Girl / Hooker - Tertiary

Corey - Request/Private

Ash - Request/Private

Alex - Request/Private

Marble Hornets

Brian Thomas - Request/Private

Tim Wright - Request/Private

Outlast

Miles Upshur - Request/Private

Final Fantasy XVI

Jill Warrick - Request/Private

Clive Rosfield - Request/Private

Joshua Rosfield - Request/Private

Anabella Lesage / Rosfield. - Request/Private

Barnabas Tharmr - Request/Private

Code Geass

Lelouch vi Britannia - Request/Private

Suzaku Kururugi - Request/Private

Shirley Fenette - Request/Private

Kallen Kozuki - Request/Private

#muse list #do not interact

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Final Fantasy XVI launch trailer

Square Enix unveiled the launch trailer titled "Salvation" for its Final Fantasy XVI role-playing game during the PlayStation Showcase 2023 livestream on Wednesday. 

  The game's Japanese cast includes: - Yūma Uchida as Clive Rosfield (child) - Yūya Uchida as Clive Rosfield (adult) - Natsumi Fujiwara as Joshua Rosfield - Megumi Han as Jill Warwick - Hiroshi Shirokuma as Cidolfus Telamon - Yasuhiro Mamiya as Hugo Kupka - Akari Higuchi as Benedikta Harman - Yūichi Nakamura as Dion Lesage - Gotaro Tsunashima as Barnabas Tharmr The English cast includes: - Ben Starr as Clive Rosfield - Logan Hannan as Joshua Rosfield - Charlotte McBurney as Jill Warrick (child) - Susannah Fielding as Jill Warrick (young adult) - Ralph Ineson as Cidolfus Telamon - Nina Yndis as Benedikta Harman - Alex Lanipekun as Hugo Kupka - Stewart Clarke as Dion Lesage - David Menkin as Barnabas Tharmr The game will launch on June 22 for PlayStation 5 as a PlayStation console exclusive until December 31. While an initial livestreamed trailer had listed a PC release, trailers and the game's website do not list a PC version. Kenshi Yonezu will perform the game's theme song "Tsuki Wo Miteita – Moongazing." The game's collector's edition in Japan and in the U.S. will include an art box, the game, a figure of Phoenix vs. Ifrit, a pins collection, a Steelbook case, a world map cloth, and an in-game Black Sword item. Other bonuses include the scholar's spectacles in-game item, a digital artbook, and a digital mini soundtrack. Early purchase bonuses of the digital version of the game include the following digital items: Braveheart weapon, Cait Sith charm, and scholar's spectacles. The game's deluxe edition in the U.S. includes the game, the Steelbook case, and the cloth map. Square Enix's Creative Business Unit III division is developing the game. Naoki Yoshida (Final Fantasy XIV) is producing Final Fantasy XVI, and Hiroshi Takai (Final Fantasy XIV) is directing the game. Read the full article

#finalfantasy #gamer #ps5 #squareenix #videogames

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“Alma Residence,” Little Italy district, Montreal, Quebec, Canada,

Atelier Barda,

Photographs: Alex Lesage, Threefold

#art #design #architecture #restauration #alam #montreal #canada #atelierbarda #triplex #luxuryhouse #luxuryhomes #luxurylifestyle #luxurypad #patio #gardens #landscaping #alex lesage #restructuration #quebec #little italy #alma residence

[sheltiechicago]

Olivier Bousquet

Giant Optical Illusion Transforms A Street In Montreal Into Wavy Sand Dunes

In Star Wars, Obi-Wan Kenobi once said “Your eyes can deceive you, don’t trust them.” And it seems that nothing represents that as well as the artwork “Moving Dunes” created by the Canadian architecture firm NÓS.

The dunes bend the viewer’s perspective in such a way that it forms a deceptive path mimicking patterns you’d see on sand in a desert. The huge chrome spheres add to the illusory effect and the result is absolutely mind-bending.

Eloa Defly

Alex Lesage

Raphaël Thibodeau

#nos architecture firm #architecture #canada #optical illusion #street art #montreal #wavy sand dunes #artwork #moving dunes #perspective #sand patterns #desert #sand #chrome spheres #olivier bousquet #photographer #eloa defly #alex lesage #raphael thibodeau

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Residence Alma by Atelier Barda — A discreet transformation

Atelier Barda, an architectural firm renowned for its constructive thinking in approaching every design, introduces Residence Alma, a full renovation project of a residential triplex in Montreal’s Little Italy district. Commissioned by a private client of Atelier Barda, the program focused on redeveloping an existing commercial ground floor space, as well as consolidating two upper floor apartments in order to design a single-family residence. In approaching the mixed-use, early 20th century building, Atelier Barda focused on three archetype design principles: the loggia, the passageway, and the colonnade.

“The main idea was to preserve the existing façade, and to use the envelope to deflect from what is happening inside,” explain the architects. “We tried to respect the past, while making slight additions to delineate old from new, including rounded brick columns that subtly contrast with the angular architecture of the original building.”

A blank slate

In respecting the external façade of the building, Atelier Barda made only subtle changes to existing elements in order to transition the building from the past to the present. The architects completely gutted the interior of the existing building, embarking on a redesign from scratch. A portion of the commercial space was preserved, yet halved in size, and cuts were made to the side of the existing façade in order to create new openings for entry to the residential space, and for a new garage. The original entrance to the upper-level apartments was then relocated from the main commercial boulevard to the residential side street, providing the client with more discreet access to the residence. At the rear of the building, two external balconies were enclosed by making a slight extension of the brick façade, using brick patterns that match the original construction.

Thinking from inside of the box

To maximize its vision, while adhering to strict building codes and regulations, Atelier Barda embarked on an interior design plan that compressed previous ceiling heights, established new floor plates, and created a fourth level in the form of a rooftop mezzanine. On the second level of the building, the firm created a visitor’s suite comprised of three bedrooms, a kitchen, a dining room, a living room, and two bathrooms. The third level serves as the principle living quarters of the client, and Atelier Barda hollowed out its 1,700 sq. ft. volume to create an open-air courtyard. The 200 sq. ft. courtyard is enclosed in glass internally and divides the living room area from the master bedroom. Extending vertically, the courtyard is exposed to nature’s elements from above, and features lush vegetation, seating areas, and a Japanese soaking tub.

“The courtyard really articulates the space, while creating a very private outdoor area for the client,” say the architects. “It also allowed us to bring abundant light into the core of the building.”

 The courtyard contributes to more than 1,000 sq. ft. of overall outdoor space, including two very private rooftop terraces that serve as bookends for a newly-constructed 400 sq. ft. mezzanine level. Positioned on the rooftop in such a way that it is unseen from street level, the fully-enclosed mezzanine houses the main kitchen and dining room of the residence, opening onto a vegetable garden terrace at one end, and an outdoor dining and lounging terrace at the other.

“The client likes to entertain, so we decided to include the kitchen and dining room on the mezzanine level because of the access it provides to the two terraces,” they explain. “The interior of the mezzanine provides easy access to the terraces, while externally they are separated by the opening of the internal courtyard, which provides views down into the third level.”

Soft and demure

‘Soft and demure’ characterizes the interior of the residence, infusing subtle hints of luxury into the living spaces through the use of clean lines and minute detailing. The firm worked closely with suppliers to develop specific finishes, such as the oiled oak hardwood floors of the residence, ensuring a delicate balance of warmth and color that resonates throughout the space. Devoid of ornamentation and overdesign, Atelier Barda’s minimalist approach uses soft contrasts between white walls and black trimmings, as well as abundant use of curtains for a more domestic scale.

Atelier Barda worked closely with local artisans to design customized furnishings that complete the residence. The firm also worked with stone workers to custom-build black terrazzo vanities and washbasins for the master bathroom. The bathroom’s black terrazzo floors extend seamlessly into the shower, providing a visual continuity that is replicated in the extension of the main bedroom’s wooden floors to the panelling of its dressing area.

“Within the walls of the original façade, we have built this sort of Italian ‘baldacchino’ that sits atop an older structure,” conclude the architects. “It’s a very discreet intervention, but filled with complex technical design features and transformations that are only revealed inside the envelope.”

Short Film: Direction, camera & editing by Pierre-Alexandre Guay

Direction of photography by Alex Lesage

Photography: Alex Lesage Courtesy of Atelier Barda

#Atelier Barda #Alex Lesage #Montreal #Little Italy #Featured

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Thomas Houseago at De la Cruz Collection, Miami.

#De la Cruz #Gallery #Thomas Houseago #Miami #threefold #Alex Lesage

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FAUVE from Jeremy Comte on Vimeo.

187 festivals, 90+ awards. Academy Award® Nomination for Best Live Action Short Film

FAUVE by Jeremy Comte

Synopsis : Set in a surface mine, two boys sink into a seemingly innocent power game with Mother Nature as the sole observer. "Fauve" is this week's Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: vimeo.com/blog/post/fauve

Follow FAUVE on social media (@fauveshortfilm): facebook.com/FAUVEshortfilm/ instagram.com/fauveshortfilm/ twitter.com/FAUVEshortfilm/

CAST

Tyler: Félix Grenier Benjamin: Alexandre Perreault The Woman: Louise Bombardier

CREW

Writer/ Director : Jeremy Comte Production : Evren Boisjoli (Achromatic Media), Maria Gracia Turgeon (Midi la Nuit) Cinematographer : Olivier Gossot Production Manager: Julie Groleau Production coordinator: Kelyna N. Lauzier 1st AD: Catherine Kirouac Casting Director: Victor Tremblay-Blouin Costume Design: Renée Sawtelle Make-up & Hair Artist: Stéphanie Barette Sound recordist: Laurent Ouellette Key Grip: Roland Cody Laroque Best Boy Grip: Nicola Poitras Gamache Grips: Patrice Arsenault, Thibault Kersani 1st Camera Assistant: Jeanne Dupuis 2nd Camera assistant & Gimbal operator: Benjamin Granet Stunt Coordinator: Tyler Hall Visual Effect Supervisor: Jean-Francois Clément Assistant Visual Effect Supervisor: Alex Legault Unit Production Manager: Jean-Maxime Giguère Set Production Assistant: Gabrielle de Cevins Production Assistants: Stéphane Pierre-Dufour, Sophie Cullen Aubut, Sabrina Lavergne, Molly Manseau Production Driver: Antonio Gracia Molero Production Intern: Gabrielle de Cevins Medic: Dominique Laplante Catering: Reception GL Animal Wrangler: Alain Chiocchi

Script collaborators: Patrica Boucher & Daphnée Côté Hallé Script Consultant: Phillipe Lesage

Image Post Production: Outpost Post Production Supervisor: Simon Allard Editor : Jeremy Comte Online Editor: Simon Allard VFX Artist: Val Michailov

Sound Post Production: Cult Nation Mixing & Sound Design : Hugues Bertrand, Théo Porcet, Jean-David Perron Foley Artist: Michael Anctil Sound Post Production Coordinator: Sophie Bérubé

Colour: The Mill - Chicago Colourist : Luke Morrison Colour Assist: Lindsay Mazur Coulour Producer: Dan Butler Colour executive Producer: Laurie Adrianopoli

Music: La Hacienda Composer: Brian D'Oliveira

Distribution and international sales: H264 Distribution

Poster & Title design: Sebastien Camden - Pusher

Filming Equipment: Cineground, Achromatic Media, Cinepool, Multiservice Luna Vehicles: Location Via Route Production Accountants: Marie-Ève Desbiens Tremblay, Johane Bergeron Auditing: Benoit Gauthier Production Insurance: BFL Lawyer: Gabriella Rozankovic - Lussier & Khouzam

Produced with the financial participation of SODEC, CALQ, Provincial tax credit & Federal tax credit

* Awards * Special Jury Award - Sundance Film Festival 2018 * Best of the Festival - Palm Springs ShortFest * Grand National Jury Prize & Best Youth Short Film - Regard Int. Short Film Festival * Best Drama - Aspen ShortsFest * Programmers Choice Award - Cleveland Film Festival 2018 * Best Narrative Award - Minneapolis Saint Paul International Film Festival 2018 * Jury Award for Live Action- Vienna Shorts 2018 * Best International Short - Rincon International Film Festival, Puerto Rico, 2018 * Jury Award, Public Award, Prix Ciné Tapis-Rouge - Festival Courts d’un soir, 2018 * Best Directing, Public Student, Young Voters & Public Award - Longue vue sur le court, 2018 * Premio SIGNIS MÉXICO - Guanajuato International Film Festival, 2018 * Grand Jury Prize (Short Film) - 12th FIRST International Film Festival Xining, 2018 * Grand Prix for Best Short Film - Melbourne International Film Festival, 2018 * Best International Narrative - DC Shorts, 2018 * Best Quebec Short Film - Les Percéides, 2018 * Artist Award Winner - Odense International Film Festival, 2018 * Honourable mention for Best Canadian Short Film - Toronto International Film Festival, 2018 * LeCentral Jury Prize - Off-Courts Trouville, 2018 * Best Overall Short Film - Calgary International Film Festival, 2018 * Best Short Film, FIPRESCI Award : Best Short Film - IFF Pacific Meridian, Vladivostok, 2018 * Brief Encounters Grand Prix - Encounters Film Festival, Bristol. 2018 * La Fabrique Culturelle Award - Long Week-End du Court, 2018 * National Competition Grand Prize, Audience Award - Quebec City Film Festival, 2018 * German Independence Award : Best Short Film - Oldenburg Film Festival, 2018 * Best Actor - International Shorts Competition (Félix Grenier) - Les Fantastiques week-ends du cinéma québécois : Vidéotron Award for Best Short (Argent), UDA Award for Best Actor, EVS Award for Best Upcoming Producer (Maria Gracia Turgeon) - Fantasia International Film Festival, 2018 CONTACTS H264 Distribution / Jean-Christophe J. Lamontagne/ [email protected] Midi la Nuit / midilanuit.com / [email protected] / facebook.com/MidiLaNuitFilms Achromatic Media / achromatic.ca/ [email protected] /

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November Screening Log

83. (1)- The Death of Stalin (Armando Iannucci, 2018)- 7.6

84. (2)- I Am Not a Witch (Rungano Nyoni, 2018)- 8.5

85. (3)- Burning (Lee Chang-dong, 2018)- 9.2

86. (4)- Ash is Purest White (Jia Zhangke, 2018)- 8.8

87. (5)- Nuestro Tiempo (Carlos Reygadas, 2018)- 7.8

88. (6)- Knife + Heart (Yann Gonzalez, 2018)- 7.9

89. (7)- Putin’s Witnesses (Vitaly Mansky, 2018)- 9.0

90. (8)- Too Old to Die Young (Dominga Sotomayor, 2018)- 8.6

91. (9)- Diamantino (Gabriel Abrantes & Daniel Schmidt, 2018)- 8.3

92. (10)- Happy as Lazzaro (Alice Rohrwacher, 2018)- 9.3

93. (11)- Her Smell (Alex Ross Perry, 2018)- 8.8

94. (12)- Akasha (Hajooj Kuka, 2018)- 7.6

95. (13)- Genesis (Philippe Lesage, 2018)- 8.4

96. (14)- Vox Lux (Brady Corbet, 2018)- 8.8

97. (15)- In Fabric (Peter Strickland, 2018)- 8.3

98. (16)- Everybody Knows (Asghar Farhadi, 2018)- 8.5

99. (17)- “I Do Not Care if We Go Down in History as Barbarians” (Radu Jude, 2018)- 9.2

100. (18)- Fugue (Agnieszka Smoczyńska, 2018)- 8.4

101. (19)- All Good (Eva Trobisch, 2018)- 8.6

102. (20)- Non-Fiction (Olivier Assayas, 2018)- 7.4

103. (21)- Cold War (Pawel Pawlikowski, 2018)- 8.7

104. (22)- Widows (Steve McQueen, 2018)- 8.7

105. (23)- At Eternity’s Gate (Julian Schnabel, 2018)- 8.7

106. (24)- Roma (Alfonso Cuaron, 2018)- 9.3

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What did Napoleon read? Inside the French Emperor's travelling campaign library

Alex Johnson

Theatre de Corneille, 5 vols Theatre de Racine, 4 vols Theatre de Voltaire, 5 vols Ourves de Boileau, 1 vol Fables de La Fontaine, 2 vols Contes de La Fontaine, 2 vols La Pucelle d’Orleans, par Voltaire, 1 vol Ourves de Gresset, 1 vol Ourves de Bernis, 1 vol Ourves de Vergier et Grecourt, 1 vol Ourves de Molier, 7 vols Ourves de Piron, 2 vols Letters a Emilie sur la Mythologies par Demoustier, 3 vols Grandeur des Romains par Montesquieu, 1 vol Discours sur L’History Universelle par Bossuet, 3 vols Histoire de Gil Blas par Lesage, 5 vols Les Amours de Daphnis et Chloe, 1 vol Histoire du Petit Jehan de Saintre et de Gerard de Nevers par Trefsau, 1 vol Memoires de Grammont, 2 vols Telemaque, 1 vol

Napoleon was arguably the best-read emperor the world has ever seen. As a young man he particularly enjoyed Plutarch’s Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans, and in exile on Saint Helena one of his favourites was Paul et Virginie by Jacques-Henri Bernardin de Saint-Pierre.

But he was also keen not to be separated from reading matter while on campaigns, so wisely commissioned various travel libraries which were put together by his personal librarian Antoine-Alexandre Barbier.

These contained hundreds of volumes and covered military tactics, history, geography and religion as well as novels, poetry and plays.

In addition to these, he also ordered a smaller, more manageable travel library in a wooden box resembling a large book measuring around 15 by 10 inches, stocked with French classics in appropriately bespoke smaller format (see list above).

Each volume was bound in roan leather and tooled in gilt. As well as the ones for his own use on campaigns, he gave sets to his generals, with the number of volumes varying from around a dozen up to 50.

Travelling libraries had been popular for centuries before Boney. Henry VIII travelled with chests full of books as he wandered around England, and Francis I had a similar arrangement in France, with Appian, Justinus and Thucydides among its featured authors.

Around 100 years later, English antiquarian and MP William Hakewill (1574-1655) commissioned several travelling libraries as gifts for friends and patrons. Inside the booklike structure were three shelves of miniature-edition classics bound in vellum and with gold-tooling on the spines, which also each feature a flower. The cover of every volume features a golden angel holding a scroll bearing “Gloria Deo”.

Several still survive, including one in the British Library, which was owned by master of the rolls Sir Julius Caesar (1558-1636) and another in the Brotherton College at the library of the University of Leeds.

There is a painted catalogue of the contents on the inside “front cover” – one shelf for theology and philosophy, one for history, and one for poetry – including works by Cicero, Julius Caesar (no relation), Seneca, Horace, Virgil and Ovid.

One of the most interesting features of these travelling libraries is their size, which appears very familiar to modern eyes – Stella Butler, university librarian and keeper of the Brotherton collection, describes them as “essentially a 17th century ebook reader”.

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Residence Alma, Little Italy Montréal

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Residence Alma, Little Italy Montréal

26 Jul 2021

Design: Atelier Barda

Location: Little Italy, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Residence Alma

Atelier Barda, an architectural firm renowned for its constructive thinking in approaching every design, introduces Residence Alma, a full renovation project of a residential triplex in Montreal’s Little Italy district. Commissioned by a private client of Atelier Barda, the program focused on redeveloping an existing commercial ground floor space, as well as consolidating two upper floor apartments in order to design a single-family residence. In approaching the mixed-use, early 20th century building, Atelier Barda focused on three archetype design principles: the loggia, the passageway, and the colonnade.

“The main idea was to preserve the existing façade, and to use the envelope to deflect from what is happening inside,” explain the architects. “We tried to respect the past, while making slight additions to delineate old from new, including rounded brick columns that subtly contrast with the angular architecture of the original building.”

A blank slate In respecting the external façade of the building, Atelier Barda made only subtle changes to existing elements in order to transition the building from the past to the present. The architects completely gutted the interior of the existing building, embarking on a redesign from scratch. A portion of the commercial space was preserved, yet halved in size, and cuts were made to the side of the existing façade in order to create new openings for entry to the residential space, and for a new garage. The original entrance to the upper-level apartments was then relocated from the main commercial boulevard to the residential side street, providing the client with more discreet access to the residence. At the rear of the building, two external balconies were enclosed by making a slight extension of the brick façade, using brick patterns that match the original construction.

Thinking from inside of the box To maximize its vision, while adhering to strict building codes and regulations, Atelier Barda embarked on an interior design plan that compressed previous ceiling heights, established new floor plates, and created a fourth level in the form of a rooftop mezzanine. On the second level of the building, the firm created a visitor’s suite comprised of three bedrooms, a kitchen, a dining room, a living room, and two bathrooms. The third level serves as the principle living quarters of the client, and Atelier Barda hollowed out its 1,700 sq. ft. volume to create an open-air courtyard. The 200 sq. ft. courtyard is enclosed in glass internally and divides the living room area from the master bedroom. Extending vertically, the courtyard is exposed to nature’s elements from above, and features lush vegetation, seating areas, and a Japanese soaking tub.

“The courtyard really articulates the space, while creating a very private outdoor area for the client,” say the architects. “It also allowed us to bring abundant light into the core of the building.”

The courtyard contributes to more than 1,000 sq. ft. of overall outdoor space, including two very private rooftop terraces that serve as bookends for a newly-constructed 400 sq. ft. mezzanine level. Positioned on the rooftop in such a way that it is unseen from street level, the fully-enclosed mezzanine houses the main kitchen and dining room of the residence, opening onto a vegetable garden terrace at one end, and an outdoor dining and lounging terrace at the other.

“The client likes to entertain, so we decided to include the kitchen and dining room on the mezzanine level because of the access it provides to the two terraces,” they explain. “The interior of the mezzanine provides easy access to the terraces, while externally they are separated by the opening of the internal courtyard, which provides views down into the third level.”

Soft and demure ‘Soft and demure’ characterizes the interior of the residence, infusing subtle hints of luxury into the living spaces through the use of clean lines and minute detailing. The firm worked closely with suppliers to develop specific finishes, such as the oiled oak hardwood floors of the residence, ensuring a delicate balance of warmth and color that resonates throughout the space. Devoid of ornamentation and overdesign, Atelier Barda’s minimalist approach uses soft contrasts between white walls and black trimmings, as well as abundant use of curtains for a more domestic scale.

Atelier Barda worked closely with local artisans to design customized furnishings that complete the residence. The firm also worked with stone workers to custom-build black terrazzo vanities and washbasins for the master bathroom. The bathroom’s black terrazzo floors extend seamlessly into the shower, providing a visual continuity that is replicated in the extension of the main bedroom’s wooden floors to the panelling of its dressing area.

“Within the walls of the original façade, we have built this sort of Italian ‘baldacchino’ that sits atop an older structure,” conclude the architects. “It’s a very discreet intervention, but filled with complex technical design features and transformations that are only revealed inside the envelope.”

Residence Alma in Montréal, QC – Project Information

Architects: LEMAYMICHAUD Architecture Design Location: Montréal, Canada Surface area: 7,200 sq. ft. Model credit: Le Kutsch

About Atelier Barda Founded in 2013, Atelier Barda is an architectural firm whose methodology is based on the concept that every client and every new project dictates a unique approach. Each proposal is met with a detailed response to the core needs and context of the project, while thinking outside of the box in order to enhance, redefine, and improve the desired outcome.

Atelier Barda embraces the common demand for articulation of constructive thinking. The firm applies a sensitive approach to addressing the multiple details of a space, ultimately ensuring that the finished product reflects the sum of all of its parts.

Based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, the expertise of Atelier Barda extends across borders to encompass multiple international collaborations. The firm’s innovative work, including its strong focus on project management and experimentation, has been recognized through numerous industry accolades in Canada, the United States, and Europe.

Photo credit: Alex Lesage, Threefold

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Portland Residence by Atelier Barda — a Full Renovation with Classic, Timeless Lines

The Portland Residence is a historical stone house located in the Town of Mount-Royal, a “model city” built in the early 20th century. The architectural firm Atelier Barda entirely renovated the property and created a custom furniture collection through its new Foraine par Atelier Barda division.

The architects’ mandate was to renovate all the spaces in the three-story house, totaling 3,000 square feet, and to add an extension at the back. Important considerations in the redesign were the house’s location in the heart of the garden city and a desire to respect the heritage value of the surrounding built environment. The main living area on the ground floor has an open layout that sets it apart from the upper floors. The partitioned layout of the original residence was entirely reconfigured to allow for fluid, intuitive circulation.

A central service block, around which family life revolves, was designed in the form of a black rectangular box connecting the different levels. It includes a closet and powder room, along with kitchen appliances and equipment, and provides access to the stairs and a bookcase. It also serves as a transition between the private spaces (bathrooms, bedrooms) and common areas (living room, entrance hall, kitchen, family room), thus freeing up the peripheral space for occupants’ use. The anthracite oak finish contrasts with the light tones of the rest of the space.

The materials selected for the project help to create a soft atmosphere. The chevron parquet in natural light oiled oak and clean-lined moldings strike an elegant balance between the house’s original features and new architectural elements.  

The thicknesses of the materials are concealed to obtain sharp edges where surfaces meet, playing with perceptions of volume and juxtaposition. The curved surfaces are not only a reference to the house’s original architectural features; they also promote fluid transition between spaces.

At the back of the house, a series of glass curtain walls were added, providing an unobstructed view of the garden and filtering diffuse, natural light over the entire floor. Fine black steel mullions conceal a high-performance thermal insulation system adapted to Quebec’s challenging climate.

Notable interior architectural details include carefully selected materials, curved walls and custom elements such as the stone mantlepiece, kitchen hood and stair railing.

In the living room, an iconic de Sede sofa faces the fireplace, helping to hierarchize the space and orient movement. Throughout the home are pieces of classic-lined furniture in solid anthracite oak (dining table, bench, coffee table, end tables, night tables). All of the pieces were designed by Foraine par Atelier Barda.

On the next floor are the bedrooms and a private office. In the bathrooms, a classic lime and tadelakt plaster finish with marble countertops and flooring create a peaceful environment. The skylight above the staircase allows abundant natural light to reach as far as the bedrooms.

This innovative redesign has freed the building’s spirit from its original constraints, giving it fresh expression in a setting that is both classic and resolutely contemporary.

All images © Alex Lesage

Courtesy of Atelier Barda

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