A film by Aucéane Roux
NUIT BLANCHE
Fiction · 2026 · Canada, QC · 12 min
Synopsis
A bar, laughter, then unconsciousness. Kim is found lying on the cold bathroom tiles by her friends. In reverse, Kim’s night unfolds. What began as a festive evening turns into a nightmare as she becomes a victim of drink spiking.
Technical details
- Category
- Fiction
- Year
- 2026
- Country
- Canada, QC
- Running time
- 12 min
- Languages
- French
- Subtitles
- english subtitles
- Aspect ratio
- 1:85
- Picture
- Colour
- Sound
- Stéréo, 5.1
Cast
Noémie O’Farrell Sarah Anne Parent Mounia Zahzam Simon Landry-Désy Gabriel-Antoine Roy Nico Racicot Kattia Thony Frédérique Khawam Nicole Charpin
Crew
- Direction
- Aucéane Roux
- Screenplay
- Aucéane Roux
- Production
- Karine Bélanger (Coop vidéo de Montréal)
- Directior of photography
- Myriam Payette
- Art direction
- Suzel D. Smith & Mirko Lafrenière
- Editing
- Amélie Labrèche
- Sound design
- Christophe Voyer (Les copains du son)
- Sound mixing
- Christophe Voyer (Les copains du son)
- Original music
- Louis-Joseph Cliche
Stills
Filmmaker
Aucéane Roux
Aucéane Roux is a filmmaker and screenwriter based in Montreal, Canada. Her filmography includes short documentary films that have been acclaimed in festivals, such as The Southern Wind (2021), winner of the Radio-Canada Emerging Filmmaker Award at RIDM, and Washed Away (2024), notably selected at Hot Docs. Guided by a sensitive perspective, her work explores social and human issues. Hell of a Night (2026) is her first live-action short film.
Filmography
- 2026Hell of a Night
- 2024Washed Away
- 2024Family Choices
- 2021The Southern Wind
