Coyote receives its sixth award: Best Narrative Feature Award at the Venice Film Week! This comes after a world premiere at the highly selective TIFF (Toronto International Film Festival), two awards at the charming Whistler Film Festival, two awards at the Brooklyn Film Festival and one award for the young Enzo at the Woods Hole […]
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Fiction, 89 min. 2022 (French, Spanish) A cook in his heyday, Camilo is now a worn-out fifty-year-old who works for a cleaning company. We can guess a personal failure in the past of this solitary Mexican living in Montreal. However, Camilo wants to get back on track and an opportunity to recover his culinary passion […]
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Essay fiction, 18 min., 2020 Written, directed and produced by Katherine Jerkovic Cast: Maxime Dumontier, Eloïsa Cervantes, Pablo Diconca, Julie Duchastel Cinematography: Léna Mill-Reuillard Art Direction: Louise Marie Beauchamps Editing: Sophie Farkas Bolla Sound engineering & design: Bruno Pucella Music: David Drury Created thanks to the support of Canada Council for the Arts and NFB […]
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As part of Canada’s TOP TEN, Roads in February will play in Toronto starting July 19th, 2019. I’ll be attending the Saturday July 20th screening for a Q&A. Check out the TIFF Lightbox schedule. Best Canadian First Feature Film (Toronto International Film Festival) “One to Watch” Award for best emerging director (Vancouver Film Critics Circle – […]
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>> Leer en español Fiction, 84 min. 2018 Driven by childhood memories and the hope of a reencounter, Sarah visits her paternal grandmother in her village in Uruguay. She takes long to understand the prevailing unease… But she is soon faced with the gap between her fantasy regarding the place of origin and that village of old people forgotten […]
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Fiction, 17 min. 2010 Edgar, a lonely and socially awkward immigrant takes care of an apartment for a friend away on vacation. As he visits, he becomes familiar with the absent woman’s intimate space. He begins to desire her and anticipate her return. The months go by, the mail piles up and eventually, reality sinks […]
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