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La résurrection d’Hassan

Please note that this event is now archived.
Documentary
Competing/Documentary

Sessions

Sunday, 9 April 2017 | 12:00 La Maison du Cinéma

                                    Poster of La résurrection d’Hassan

Grand Prize for Best Canadian Feature – RIDM 2016
Student Award – RIDM 2016

Resurrecting Hassan is an incredibly moving story about a blind family of three who sing in the metro and live autonomously in the working-class neighbourhood of Montreal’s East End. Having lost their only sighted child Hassan in a tragic drowning accident 13 years ago, the Harting family have since turned to the teachings of Russian mystic Grigori Grabovoi with the determination to resurrect their son from the dead. Resurrecting Hassan is an exploration of a blind family of three’s legacy of grief, tragedy and abuse as we follow them on their path to self-redemption.

Director

Carlo Guillermo Proto

Country

Canada and Chile

Year

2016

Duration

1h40

Category

Documentary

Language

International, subtitled in French

Production

The Handshake Productions

Distribution

Les films du 3 mars
View the trailer
About

Carlo Guillermo Proto

Raised in Quillota, Chile and Mississauga, Ontario, Carlo Guillermo Proto is a Quebec/Chilean filmmaker whose work focuses on the unique interplay between identity and human experience in relationship to issues of geography, ethnicity and perceived disabilities. Carlo’s first feature length documentary, El Huaso, has screened in over 25 international film festival after its 2012 premiere at the Hot Docs International Documentary Festival. El Huaso was also recently broadcast on CBC’s Documentary Channel and french Canadian station Tele-Francophone Ontario (TFO).

Filmographie
2012 – EL HUASO / 2012/ 76 minutes / documentaire

Prix du public du film canadien/québécois et Prix du Meilleur premier film – Festival de Cinéma de la ville de Québec 2012

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