Sonam Larcin, a Belgian director of considerable acclaim, initially pursued a career in science education prior to embarking on a new path in the world of cinema, following his studies at the prestigious Institut des Arts de Diffusion (IAD).
In 2017, Larcin made his mark in the industry by directing the live-action short film Tristan, which garnered significant attention and was subsequently shortlisted for the esteemed BAFTA Student Awards.
Building upon his early success, Larcin continued to hone his craft, directing the thought-provoking short documentary After the Silence in 2018. This film's impact was substantial, as it qualified for the Oscars, solidifying Larcin's reputation as a talented and innovative filmmaker.
In 2020, Larcin returned to live-action filmmaking with the release of On My Way, further showcasing his versatility and artistic range.
Throughout his body of work, Larcin has consistently explored themes that revolve around the quest for identity, a subject matter that has become a hallmark of his unique filmmaking style.
