A feature-length documentary chronicling the life of Alphée, a little girl with a rare genetic disease. Filmmaker Hugo Latulippe and his family take a year off abroad to foster Alphée’s learning abilities so that she can attend regular school.
Official selection at the following events
Montreal’s FNC (Festival du nouveau cinéma), FIFF (Belgium), Hamburg Filmfest, RCVQ’s tour (Rendez-vous du cinéma québécois).
CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS (nomination)
Best Documentary Feature
GÉMEAUX (nomination)
Best Cinematography for a Public Affairs or a Documentary Series or Program; Best Documentary Script; Best Website for a Public Affairs, Documentary or Magazine Series or Program
GÉMEAUX (award)
Best Nature and Science Documentary; Best Sound for a Public Affairs, Documentary or Magazine Series or Program
JUTRA (award)
Best Feature-length Documentary
NUMIX (award)
Best Convergent Website, Public Affairs, Documentary and Magazine
VISION DU RÉEL (Switzerland)
Audience Award
HOT DOCS (Toronto)
Special Jury Prize for Best Canadian Feature
The Grand Prix Japan Prize
Best Work in the Welfare Education Category
