Canada | V.O. French | 2016 | 100 min | DCP | color | Fiction
At 25 years old, Félixe never expected that he would win the federal election. When he does, he is suddenly catapulted into mining negotiations with a country in a precarious financial situation. These negotiations are led by Emily, an international mediator. Danielle, the president, must handle the situation while trying to preserve her family life. Pays is a political and human portrait on identity, a reflection on the image of women and men in power. GPHQ
| Director | Chloé Robichaud |
| Music | Simon Bertrand |
| Cinematographer | Jessica Lee Gagné |
| Screenplay | Chloé Robichaud |
| Cast | Macha Grenon, Emily VanCamp, Nathalie Doummar, Rémy Girard, Alexandre Landry |
| Production | ITEM 7, LA BOITE À FANNY, MORAG LOVES COMPANY |
| Distribution | LES FILMS SÉVILLE |
At 28 years old, Chloe Robichaud has an impressive record. In 2012, her film, Chef de meute was nominated for multiple awards, including the Short Film Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival. In 2013, her first feature-length film, Sarah Prefers to Run, was included in the official selection at Cannes. Ms. Robichaud also directs commercials and music videos and has created the web series Féminin/féminin.
