Léa devant la caméra

In Léa devant la caméra, director Léa Pool revisits her film set photos while reflecting on her prolific career. Having left Switzerland at 25, she established herself in Quebec, where she reinvented her craft and explored significant themes such as identity and maternal absence. With 20 feature films to her name, Pool has consistently spotlighted strong female characters and contemporary issues.

This documentary serves as both a masterclass and an intimate conversation, allowing viewers to gain insight into her cinematic journey. It highlights her unique perspective as a woman director, adding depth to the narrative of her life and work. The film is a significant piece for those interested in the intersection of gender and film, as well as the evolution of a filmmaker's artistic expression over time.