The Greatest Country in the World

Claire l'hiver

C'est qui la plus belle ? Le making of de Blonde aux yeux bleus

L.A. Tea Time

J'ai comme reculé, on dirait

Everything Will Be Alright

La visite

Sophie Bédard Marcotte is a Canadian film director from Montreal, Quebec, whose films explore the boundaries between documentary and fiction storytelling.
She had a number of sound credits on films before releasing her debut documentary film, I've Gone Backwards or Something (J'ai comme reculé, on dirait), in 2017.
Her second feature but first narrative fiction film, Winter Claire (Claire l'hiver), premiered at the 2017 Festival du nouveau cinéma before going into commercial release in 2018, and was shortlisted for the Prix collégial du cinéma québécois in 2019. Despite not considering herself an actress, she appeared in the film as its lead character, as she felt that could not afford to pay a professional actress.
She followed up in 2019 with L.A. Tea Time, a semi-fictionalized documentary about her own road trip across the United States with friend and colleague Isabelle Stachtchenko. The film was longlisted for the 2019 DGC Discovery Award.



Sophie Bédard Marcotte

Acted in

The Greatest Country in the World

Claire l'hiver

C'est qui la plus belle ? Le making of de Blonde aux yeux bleus