Saguenay international
short film festival

Synopsis

The film follows Michel, a Montrealer and chef at the Belle Tonki restaurant, as he recounts his experiences of his neighbourhood, Saint-Michel. He paints an Intimate portrait of the cultural clash brought about by the successive waves of immigration that have shaped his culinary approach and his sense of belonging.

Production :
INIS
Contact :
Music :
Maxime Jacquet
Sound designer :
Harry Zafrany
Screenplay :
Alexander De Garcia
Editing :
Gino Civiero
Cinematographer :
Philippe Lavalette

In competition for :


Public Award - Official Competition

Best Documentary Short Film Award

International FIPRESCI Critic’s Award

Public Award - Youth Competition

Jury Prize

Direction
  • Carlos Soriano

    Carlos Soriano is a director and multidisciplinary artist born in the Dominican Republic who took refuge in Canada in 2013. He studied at the Escuela Internacional de Cine y TV in Cuba and at INIS in Montreal. His artistic process is closely intertwined with his queer identity, the socio-cultural context of the Caribbean and its decolonization, and his experience as a migrant.