Denis Côté

Independent filmmaker. He studied film at Collège Ahuntsic and is the founder of Nihilproductions (1994). He made several short films including Kosovolove (2002) and La sphatte (2003). He has also been a critic in radio, in magazines such as ICI (1999-2005) and he has also been the vice president of the Quebec Critic's Association. In 2005, his debut feature film, Drifting States, won the Pardo d'Oro al Lorcano. This film also won the best canadian movie award at the Acadie Film Festival. In 2009, his documentary, Carcasses, was showed at Cannes. In 2013, his film, Vic + Flo Saw a Bear, was premiered at the Berlinale, where it won the Alfred Bauer Prize. In 2015, the french Ministry of Culture and Communications named Côté officialy as knight for Order of Arts and Letters.

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