Intercepted, a co-production between Quebec, France and Ukraine, is one of the most remarkable documentaries of the year, having won awards at numerous festivals. In this case study, the film's producers reveal the keys to their success and the driving forces behind this productive collaboration.
In english
Moderator
Sarah Spring
Panelists
Giacomo Nudi
(Films Cosmos, Canada)
Rocìo Barba Fuentes
(Films Cosmos, Canada)
Pauline Tran Van Lieu
(Hutong Productions, France)
Olha Beskhmelnytsina (via ZOOM)
(Moon Man, Ukranie)
Presented by the Consulat général de France à Québec
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