Movies and TvShows featuring "charcoal-drawing" theme.

Ten years after their astral voyage to The Further, Josh and Dalton Lambert must delve even deeper into the supernatural realm to finally find peace. Renai suggests Josh reconnect with their son, Dalton, during a road trip to his university. However, when Dalton discovers a mysterious red door, he becomes haunted by malevolent demons from The Further.

In the late 18th century, a female painter named Marianne is commissioned to paint a wedding portrait of a young woman named Heloise on an isolated island in Brittany. As Marianne secretly observes and accompanies Heloise on walks, their bond and forbidden love grow. They engage in deep conversations, including discussing the story of Orpheus and Eurydice. Marianne ultimately completes the portrait but chooses not to betray Heloise's trust. Their romance is cut short by Heloise's mother's return, but they reunite briefly. Years later, Marianne sees Heloise at a gallery and a concert, showcasing the enduring impact of their relationship.

La Belle Noiseuse is a drama film set in the French countryside. It revolves around the artistic creation of a painter and his relationship with a young female model. The film showcases the deep cleavage between the artist's inhibition and eroticism, as well as the challenges faced in the creative process. Based on a novel, this modern-day adaptation delves into the complexities of a man-woman relationship and the art of painting. With its stunning oil paintings and charcoal drawings, La Belle Noiseuse takes viewers on a provocative journey through the world of art and desire.

The Mill and the Cross is a period drama based on the painting 'The Procession to Calvary' by Pieter Bruegel the Elder. It depicts the religious symbolism and the struggles faced by the people of Flanders during the Protestant Reformation.

Between Strangers is a drama film that explores the interconnected lives of three women. The movie delves into themes of identity, relationships, and forgiveness. It follows the story of Olivia, a renowned cellist who returns to Toronto and reconnects with a paraplegic gardener named Nathan. Meanwhile, Natalia, a talented photojournalist, finds herself drawn into a dangerous situation when she witnesses a robbery. And Catherine, a grocery store clerk, struggles with a past decision to give up her daughter for adoption. As their paths cross, the three women find solace and strength in each other's stories.

After a massacre of an Indian village by the U.S army, a survivor, Yellow shirt (Ray Danton) goes after them for revenge. His journey becomes a deadly adventure. His life will be threatened by the hostility of the desert, snakes, hallucinations and of course his encounter with his enemies…

Imprint is a haunting drama set in an Indian reservation in South Dakota. The story follows a man who returns to his native American community after the death of his father. As he reconnects with his roots, he becomes involved in a trial and starts experiencing strange and supernatural occurrences.

This mini-opera, animated in charcoal, reimagines Georges Bizet’s Carmen and its enduring relevance to issues of sexuality and conflict. In this new work, Carmen is stripped of her usual associations, including gender, race, place and time, leaving only a universal human figure and Bizet’s oiseau rebelle (rebel bird), two alter egos competing for love. This struggle leads to rebirth and a new future.