The Morin's Method

This documentary runs for 32 minutes and delves into the challenges faced by Robert Morin while filming Que Dieu bénisse l'Amérique. Set against the backdrop of September 11, 2001, Morin's decision to shoot the entire feature in one day adds a layer of urgency and intensity to the narrative.

Philippe Falardeau captures the interplay between Morin and fellow filmmaker Louis Bélanger, who critiques Morin's methods. The film within a film concept provides a unique perspective on the art of documentary filmmaking, making it relevant for those interested in the process and philosophy behind cinematic creation.

With its focus on Quebec's film scene and the personal struggles of its filmmakers, The Morin's Method offers insights that resonate with documentary enthusiasts and those exploring the intricacies of film production. This film serves as a reflection on the nature of art and the impact of real-world events on creative endeavors.