LOST AND FOUND

A young, up-and-coming ballet star has her world turned upside down when injury threatens to end her career. Years of pushing at the limit have taken their toll. She has sacrificed everything and now fears she will have nothing. Louise is lost. Yet, through the overwhelming darkness, she hears a call. Life in the person of Max, a free-spirited writer, is attempting to break through her barriers. Love, which holds the promise of a spiritual awakening, is desperately trying to find her.

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Byron Lamarque
Director

Byron Lamarque was 10 years old when he directed his first film in Cape Town, South Africa. In 2002 his MFA graduate film, After, was the first of three shorts programmed at the Toronto International Film Festival. The second, Once Upon a Time on the Beach (2003), garnered six Leo award nominations, and won for best music and best direction in a short drama. Lamarque attended the Canadian Film Centre’s Director’s Lab in 2003 and has taught filmmaking at the University of British Columbia and the Film Arts program at Langara College. Lost & Found is his first feature.