Marco Joubert is a self-taught Canadian filmmaker and video artist with a background in architecture and visual arts. His audiovisual practice, characterized by its formal rigor, tends to develop a personal language, located at the crossroads of cinema, video art, poetry and philosophy.

Thematically, his work revolves around the specificity of the human condition: the implications of our ability to think and reason; the gap between material comfort and our basic needs; the difficulty of communicating with others; and the ever-threatening presence of our mortality. It is about creating otherworldly realities that still have the power to resonate with our common experiences as human beings.

Professional experiences, film shootings, workshops, residencies or invitations to festivals have taken him to Nebraska, Chicago, Prague, London, Ottawa, Brussels, Spain, Los Angeles and Minsk. He has had the privilege of collaborating with Marie Tifo, Pierre Curzi, Jean Marchand, Pauline Vaillancourt, Wayne Horvitz and the National Film Board of Canada.

His works were rewarded with the granting of 38 awards, in addition to obtaining more than 230 nominations; were screened in the following countries: Australia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Czech Republic, Ecuador, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Hungary, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kosovo, Mexico, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States and Vietnam.