Coralie Lemieux-Sabourin has a passion for writing in all its forms. Wandering freely between cinema and theater, she is especially interested in people who live their lives outside established norms, and in a broader sense, in our contradictions and resistances, exploring forms that question reality. She directed two short documentaries, including Processions (2017), about the daily life of an unusual senior citizen in a residence, which won the Best Film Award at the Âme à l'Écran festival (Festival Regard) in 2018. Emilienne and the Passage of Time is her first feature-length documentary.