GENRE - SOCIETY
The everyday life of a family in Martissant (Avoir 20 ans à Martissant)
A lonely mother raising her children in a poor neighborhood, the simple but also complex daily life of a family in Martissant. Mini documentary produced …
Iron Talk (Mon regard sur Martissant)
They are young, even very young, abandoned. They must survive in a country that has nothing to offer. They recover metal in garbage or landfills. …
Breaking stones (Diversity and Tolerance)
Work is freedom. Freedom is dignity. There is nothing degrading about breaking stones, especially if you do it to survive honestly. And whoever does so …
Last Game (Mon regard sur Martissant)
The sordid story of a slaughter perpetrated on a soccer field in Martissant in 2006. Police and armed civilians interrupted a championship and executed spectators. …
The legacy of Gesner Saint-Cyr (Mon regard sur Martissant)
This short documentary tells the story of Haitian voodoo priest Gesner Saint-Cyr. The man was well-known as a great humanist in the Port-au-Prince neighborhood of …
One day, one choice (Diversity and Tolerance)
Some evangelical sects put enormous pressure on their members, especially the youngest, children and adolescents. And then sometimes comes the age of revolt, of questioning, …
Don't limit people (Diversity and Tolerance)
Shama has chosen to build her body and that poses a problem. Women are victims of many stereotypes especially in macho societies. As soon as …
We cannot live without water
The supply of drinking water to the underprivileged neighborhoods of Port-au-Prince seems at first sight to be a difficult, if not insoluble, problem. At the …