After its Audience Award at Montreal's Nouveau Cinema Festival, an international premiere at SXSW, and selections all around the world, the feature-length documentary KITE ZO A (Leave the Bones) by Kaveh Nabatian is finally coming out in theaters on November 3 at the Cinémathèque Québécoise, Cinema Moderne And Cinema Public!

For the Q+A with the director, on November 3rd at 8:30pm: X

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Projections schedule:

Cinémathèque Québécoise: November 3-4-5-6: X

Cinema Public: November 10-13-16-20: X

Cinema Moderne: November 12-15 and December 13: X

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Don't miss your chance to see this film on the big screen! Here is a word from Mediafilm, which gives it a score of 3 (very good):

” A look at contemporary Haitian society. Sensory exploration of a polychrome culture. Collage of artistic performances. Definitely, this second solo feature film by Iranian-born Québecois Kaveh Nabatian is as elusive as its subject. However, the expert cinematography, the captivating choreography, the captivating voice of author Wood-Jerry Gabriel and the wild music make KITE ZO-A a unique and fascinating immersive experience. In addition to its aesthetics, its enlightening testimonies and its lyrical impulses, the film seduces by the skill with which the director of SIN LA HABANA transcribes in images and sounds the soul of a bruised but resilient people. Addressing the unfathomable extent of Haitian spirituality was a difficult challenge. Nabatian picked it up brilliantly. ”

Text: Charles-Henri Ramond