Baltic premiere
Echo to Delta
Ten-year-old Etienne and his seven-year-old little brother David share everything: their room, their toys, but especially their unbridled imagination. When David mysteriously disappears, Etienne, with the help of his friends, tries to prove that he has been abducted by aliens.
Age recommendation: 7+
Patrick Boivin is a self-taught individual who honed his skills as a director through "Phylactère Cola", a humor series comprising over 400 sketches for which he earned an Gémeaux award for direction in 2002. His background as a comic book artist greatly inspired the vibrant aspect of his work, lending a unique signature to his storytelling. Subsequently, he created several short films that won numerous awards at festivals around the world. In 2007, he launched a YouTube account that swiftly became one of the most popular web showcases in Canada. Over the years, he shared multiple short films that accumulated hundreds of millions of views. He finally presented "Enfin l'Automne" ("Fall, Finally") in 2011, the first Canadian feature film created for YouTube. He directed a second feature film titled "Bunker" in 2013. In the role of a one-man band, he now presents "Echo à Delta" in 2023, a dramatic feature film for a young audience. For this project, he is director, cinematographer, animator, and special effects designer.
Filmography:
Valik/Selected: Radio (2005), La lettre (2006), Land and Airwaves (2006), Le Queloune (2008), Tête blanche (2009), Fall, Finally (2011), Bunker (2014), Captain America: Civil War Save a Hero Campaign (2016), Un avenir bousillé (2018), Trinity (2018), Echo à Delta (Echo to Delta, 2023)
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