novels Mars et Avril, tome 2 : À la poursuite du fantasme, photo-novel, photography by Yanick Macdonald, Éd. Diesel & la Pastèque, 2006 La voix du tonnerre, comic book, illustrations by Daniel Svatek, Éd. Les 400 coups, 2004 Mars et Avril, tome 1, photo-novel, photography by Yanick Macdonald, Éd. Les 400 coups, 2002 (revised version published by Diesel & la Pastèque in 2006) Selected filmography 2022: The 12 Tasks of Imelda (Les 12 travaux d’Imelda) (feature) 2020: Imelda 3: Simone (short) 2020: Imelda 2: The Notary (short) 2020: Once Upon A Time Martin Villeneuve (documentary short directed by Jean Benoit, featuring interviews with stage director Robert Lepage, illustrator François Schuiten and filmmaker Denis Villeneuve) 2020: More of the World (music video) 2019: The Crab: Prelude to Aquarica (short) 2016–2017: Real Detective, Season 2 (TV series, 2 episodes) 2014: Imelda (short) 2013: Martin Villeneuve: How I made an impossible film (TED Talks) 2013: The Mars & Avril Experience (Making of) 2012: Mars et Avril / Mars and April (feature) 2012: Magic Mike 2011: Two Immortals: Prelude to Mars and April (short) 2003–2013: Cirque du Soleil – Advertising & documentary shorts 2002: Jouisseland by Jean Leloup (music video) 2000: Chrysanthème (short) Awards and mentions 2022: The 12 Tasks of Imelda won the award for Best Editing in a Borsos Competition film at the 2022 Whistler Film Festival. 2020: Martin Villeneuve won the Cinémental Award for Best Canadian Short Film 2020 for Imelda 2: The Notary, ex æquo with Scars by Alex Anna. 2015: Martin Villeneuve won the Union des Artistes’ Best Actor Award at the 12th Prends ça court ! Gala for his role in Imelda, in which he plays his own grandmother. 2014: Imelda won Quebec’s Best Short Film Award at Festival Images en vues, as well as a Special Mention from the jury in the category Best Canadian Short Film at the FICFA. 2013: Martin Villeneuve gave a TED Talk about Mars et Avril – Quebec's first science fiction film – at TED2013, thereby becoming the first (and so far the only) French Canadian speaker invited to this prestigious event that took place in Long Beach, California. 2013: Mars et Avril received nine nominations in Canada (four at the Canadian Screen Awards and five at the Jutra), including one for best adapted screenplay. The film's music, composed by Benoît Charest, won the Felix in the category "Album of the year