Bio

Passionate about urban planning and cinema, Nadine Gomez has developed, over the years, a deep interest in photography and video. Social and urban transformations, as well as the concept of identity as something emerging from our environment are matters that feed her reflection. Graduate from Journalism at UQAM, she then got her Masters degree in Communication by proposing a comparison between journalism and the window of architecture.

Her first film, The Horse Palace, as well as other independent projects, allowed her to develop and deepen her expertise in a more personal way. Since 2010, Nadine is also part of Diffusion Multi-Monde where she works as Head of distribution and marketing in theaters and festivals

Works

Metro

  • 2015
  • Nadine Gomez

With a renewed look at space and the life that indwells it, METRO revisits the movements and the mechanics of a monumental underground network that weaves and connects the city of Montreal together. With its impressive vast ceilings and singular acoustics, the film reveals a place of unique magnitude with a strong human presence that is in constant motion. METRO is an invitation to rediscover an intriguing world in all its dimensions and the very breath that animates it.

A centered view of the tracks of the Montreal Metro inside of Verdun station in Black and White

The Horse Palace

  • 2012

Between the abandoned factories and crumbling buildings of Griffintown is concealed Montreal’s oldest stable, last remnant of a time gone by.

Image of The Horse Palace