Miryam Charles, a multifaceted director, producer, and cinematographer, resides in the vibrant city of Montreal. With a prolific career spanning numerous short and feature-length fiction films, she has made a name for herself in the industry.
Charles' artistic journey began with the critically acclaimed art-house short film Vole vole Tristesse in 2015, which poignantly addressed the theme of social struggles. This masterpiece earned her the Prix de la meilleure œuvre d'art et expérimentation des Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma, solidifying her position as a talented filmmaker.
The following years saw Charles delve into experimental short films that continued to explore the same themes of social struggles. Her body of work includes Towards The Colonies (2016),Une forteresse (2018),Drei Atlas (2018),and Second Generation (2019),all of which received critical acclaim and were showcased at various international festivals.
Her first feature-length documentary, Cette maison (2022),marked a significant milestone in her career. This boundary-pushing film, which deftly blends elements of experimentation and fiction, delves into the complex issues surrounding the security of habitable spaces and the violence that can threaten them. Cette maison premiered at the prestigious Berlin Film Festival and went on to win the Silvestre award for Best Feature Film at the IndieLisboa International Film Festival.
In 2022, Charles' short fiction film Au crépuscule, a powerful exploration of eating disorders, was selected for official competition at the renowned Locarno International Film Festival. This remarkable year marked a turning point in Charles' career, as her work gained widespread recognition and acclaim.
Throughout her journey, Miryam Charles has consistently pushed the boundaries of her craft, tackling complex themes and exploring innovative storytelling techniques. Her dedication to her art has earned her a reputation as a visionary filmmaker, and her future projects are eagerly anticipated by fans and critics alike.
