« C’est avec art, intelligence et sensibilité que Danielle Sturk, scénariste et réalisatrice de la série, réussit à raconter la saga captivante de la famille Charbonneau dans le contexte historique des années 60 aux thèmes actuels. »
— Marcelle Lean (Cinéfranco), L’Express Toronto
“Rich in nostalgia, playful in narration and joyous in tone, El Toro is a masterfully crafted ode to the ties that bind.”
– Aisha Jamal, HOT DOCS
Sexual Violence and Teens →
Because things only change when people start talking...
The Dance of Rachel Browne →
“If Rachel Browne’s career is an aesthetic tour de force, so is Danielle Sturk’s cinematographic feat…”: “Breathtaking…” (Translation)
— J.R. Léveillé, Liaisons Magazine
“Edgar: le Columbo de Winnipeg”
— Richard Therrien, La Presse
“…her film ciel(s), is one of the most imaginative dance /experimental films I have ever seen about personal visions of what awaits us after death.”
— the late Dave Barber, Cinematheque
In the Works
BODY OF SALT is a slow-burn feminist fever dream, subverting the psychological drama genre with magical realism, distilling myth, memory, and movement into a cinematic rite of passage.
A heartfelt dramedy about self-discovery and the bond between sisters.