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Le Choix de Sofia

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Sofia, a marketing specialist, superwoman in a man's world is trapped in an episode of her stressful life, overlooking herself until she hits a wall. The film highlights the climate change problems initiated through the denial of the soul.

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Status
Released
Budget
$30K
Box office
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Language
French
  • climate change
  • feminism
  • montreal, canada
  • international crew

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Release dates

  • United StatesUS

    • Digital / OTTGNewFilmmakers New York; Film was released online due to the Covid-19 pandemic, rather than at the Anthology Film Archives; US Premiere.10 Aug 2021
    • TheatricalGCinema on the Bayou Film Festival, Lousiane Premiere; Film was part of two programs.28 Jan 2022
  • CanadaCA

    • TheatricalGEdmonton International Film Festival; Academy Awards Qualifying Festival for Short Films; Film was screened twice in theatre and was part of two programs: Lunchbox Shorts Wednesday and Hope for the Future.7 Oct 2021
    • TheatricalGVancouver Independent Film Festival Annual Screening Event; film won an Award for Best Actress.7 Nov 2021
    • Digital / OTTGFilm Selected on Film Shortage.17 Jul 2023
  • CyprusCY

    • TheatricalCyprus International Film Festival, in Nicosia.15 Nov 2020
  • GreeceGR

    • TheatricalBridges International Film Festival in Corinth, Greece.30 Aug 2021

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Le Choix de Sofia was released on 15 November 2020.

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    alaindeslongchamps

    10/13/2024

    9/10

    LE CHOIX DE SOFIA ★★★★ By Adrian Perez, Lonely Wolf London International Film Festival, Spring 2021 ​"Le Choix De Sofia--which translates Sophie's Choice--finds its more "progressive" heroine confronted with a less horrific choice to her 1982 predecessor (in Meryl Streep), but a slow-burning and soul-destroying one nevertheless; one that much like Naomi Klein's famous quote disclaims upon the film's commencemen…

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