The Morin's Method

About This Movie

The Morin's Method is an intriguing documentary that unfolds around the making of Que Dieu bénisse l'Amérique, an ambitious project shot entirely in one day. It captures the raw intensity of September 11, 2001, as filmmaker Robert Morin navigates a unique approach to storytelling. The film’s pacing can feel deliberate, almost methodical, reflecting the heavy themes of time and memory. You see how personal experiences intersect with broader societal implications, especially through Philippe Falardeau's perspective. It’s not just about the act of filming; it's about confronting history and how it shapes narrative. The atmosphere is palpable, with real-life events lending an authenticity that’s hard to replicate in scripted formats. You can sense Morin's artistic struggle, making it a compelling watch for those who appreciate the process behind the art.

Focuses on the artistic process of filmmaking.Explores heavy themes tied to real historical events.Distinctive in its one-day shooting approach.