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Dreams like paper boats

Samuel Suffren

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Synopsis

Edouard has been living in Port-au-Prince with just his daughter Zara for five years. Since his wife left, his daughter and him have only received a cassette from her, and that was a long time ago. After years of absence, what can we expect from a distant love?

Programming

October 28th

Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com

24h

October 29th

Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com

24h

October 30th

Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com

24h

October 31st

Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com

24h

November 1st

Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com

24h

November 2nd

Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com

24h

November 2nd

Barcelona/ Zumzeig Cinema/ C/ de Béjar, 53, 08014 Barcelona, Spain

21:45  (GMT+2)

November 3rd

Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com

24h

About the film

Production:

Samuel Suffren

Genre:

Fiction

Languages:

Haitian Creole

Production Companies:

KIT Films

Cinematography:

Phalonne Pierre Louis

Screenplay:

Samuel Suffren

Editing:

Samuel Suffren

Sound Design:

Pablo Dali Bonnely

Music:

Daniel Larivière, Chorale Les Théophiles

Cast:

Kenny Laguerre, Zaraina Ruth-Amma Suffren, Clorette Jacinthe

Festival Track:

Sundance Film Festival; REGARD – Saguenay International Short Film Festival (Special Mention for the Jury); Filmfest Dresden (Honorable Mention of the Film Critics’ Jury); Palm Springs International ShortFest; Leiden Shorts; Riga International Short Film Festival; Festival Internacional de Cine de Huesca; Glasgow Film Festival; Festival Internacional de Cine de Guanajuato (Special Mention ); Third Horizon Film Festival.

About the director

Samuel Suffren

Samuel Suffren is a Haitian film director and producer. He’s currently working on a short film trilogy about the American dream in Haiti. The first film, Agwe, was selected at Locarno and won the Best Diaspora Film Award at FESPACO, 2023. Dreams like paper boats is the second film of the trilogy. His feature documentary in development, Lòtbò, addresses the exile of his family in the United States and Canada. Je m’appelle Nina Shakira, selected at Open Doors Producers Lab in Locarno, is his first fiction feature in development.