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Marianne and Pétion, living in Haiti, await a call from their son who has left in pursuit of the American dream.
+ MoreMarianne and Pétion, living in Haiti, await a call from their son who has left in pursuit of the American dream.
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Samuel Suffren
Samuel Suffren
Samuel Suffren
Carine Ruszniewski
Louise Bansard
Samuel Suffren
Samuel Suffren
Roodie Rigaud Marcelin
Pablo Dali Bonnely
Phalonne Pierre Louis
Fabrice Celony
Baptiste James
Leonica Pierre Maintus
Marie Diana
Arnold Joseph
Samuel Suffren
Square Eyes
Sofia Tocar
info@squareeyesfilm.com
Samuel Suffren is a Haitian filmmaker and producer. He is making a trilogy of short films inspired by the story of his father, which has been showcased at prestigious festivals worldwide, including the Directors’ Fortnight at Cannes, Locarno, the Sundance Film Festival, and FESPACO. He’s developing his first fiction feature, Je m’appelle Nina Shakira.
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