SIREN
A film directed by Marilou Caravecchia-Pelletier
Narrative short | 2025 | Canada, QC | 14 min | French | English subtitles | 2:1 | Color | Stereo, 5.1
On the eve of an important synchronized swimming competition, Mathilde is drowning in glitter and pressure. She must choose between shining for others or blossoming for herself.
CAST
Emilie Savaria-Carrière, Mia Rose Langevin, Dany Placard, Caroline Lavigne, Rosalie Fortier
CREW
DIRECTION : Marilou Caravecchia-Pelletier
SCREENPLAY : Marilou Caravecchia-Pelletier
PRODUCTION : Raphaëlle Brissette (Voyelles Films)
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY : Emile Desroches-L.
MONTAGE : Philippe Lefebvre
ART DIRECTION : Alex Guèvremont
SOUND DESIGN : Les copains du son
SOUND MIXING : Christophe Voyer
SOUND : Stephen De Oliveira
MUSIC : Marc-Antoine Barbier
FESTIVALS
- - 2025 -
Festival REGARD
Les Percéïdes
Off-Courts Trouville
St-John's International Women's Film Festival
Images en vues
Festival International du Film d'Éducation
- 2026 -
Positively Different Short Film Festival
BCN Sports Film Festival
BUFF Malmö Film Festival
The Lake County Film Festival
Festival Filministes
Festival du film canadien de Dieppe
Festival du film francophone de Vienne
Desertscape International Film Festival
Cleveland International Film Festival
RIGA Intenrational Short Film Festival 2ANNAS
FilmFest Dresden
Vues du Québec
Ennesimo Film Festival
Made Here Film Festival
IN THE PALACE International Short Film Festival
Festival Émergence de Montréal
Marilou Caravecchia-Pelletier
Montreal-born, Marilou Caravecchia-Pelletier is a Quebec screenwriter and director whose works explore family dynamics with finesse and sensitivity. Alongside her work as a filmmaker, she has also built a strong career as a first assistant director (Falcon Lake - Charlotte Le Bon, Simo - Aziz Zoromba), a role that continuously shapes and refines her cinematic approach.
Her first short film, Harevan, won the Best Screenplay award at UQAM and was screened at various festivals, including the prestigious Camerimage in Poland. In 2022, she explored the complex dynamics of mother-daughter relationships with her short film Rose blanche (Canadian Film Fest, Cinemania, Cinema on the Bayou, RVQC).
Marilou is drawn to details, small things, fragile beginnings, first steps and sparks that precede explosion. Today, she releases her third short fiction film, a human, gentle, and sparkling work: Siren.
FILMOGRAPHIE
Rose blanche - court-métrage - fiction - 2022
Harevan - court-métrage - fiction - 2017
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