Documentaries

Our documentaries as a tool for dialogue

The documentaries and short films produced by La Boîte interculturelle aim to sustain projects and give back to the communities that inspire them. Each film becomes a tool for dialogue, a means of connecting with people, sharing their stories, and keeping alive, beyond the present moment, the bonds forged through our intercultural initiatives.

Documentary rental

One conviction: music brings people together. Period.

Discover Mamu Ensemble Together, a documentary made in Quebec that highlights music as a powerful tool for dialogue, encounter, and social transformation.

Through inspiring voices, rhythms, and journeys, the film shows what becomes possible when we choose to listen to one another. It celebrates the richness of our differences and the power of living together, right here, in our own backyard.

By renting here, you directly contribute to La Boîte interculturelle’s mission: every dollar is reinvested in projects carried out with communities.

you’re actively supporting projects that build bridges between cultures, generations, and regions.

Spread the word.

Gift yourself this experience Mamu Ensemble Together

Title: Mamu Ensemble Together
Languages: French and English
Duration: 50 minutes
Available formats: Vimeo

A simple and affordable way to make our documentaries accessible, whether for private or institutional viewing.

By choosing to rent the institutional option, you will also receive a screening guide designed to accompany your community discussions and activities.

A wonderful opportunity to explore, reflect, and build relationships—together.

Private viewing – $7.50
Personal access to the documentary.

Institutional viewing – $60
Access for groups, libraries, schools, or organizations, including the community viewing guide.

If you would like La Boîte interculturelle and/or one of the musicians from the Mamu – Ensemble Together project to participate in a discussion, workshop, or presentation, please contact: boiteinterculturelle@gmail.com (additional costs may apply).

Gift yourself this experience The Road to Interculturality

Title: The Road to Interculturality
Languages: French (English available)
Duration: 57 minutes
Available formats: Vimeo

A simple and affordable way to make our documentaries accessible, whether for private or institutional viewing.

A wonderful opportunity to explore, reflect, and build relationships—together.

Private viewing – $7.50
Personal access to the documentary.

Institutional viewing – $60
Access for groups, libraries, schools, or organizations, including the community viewing guide.

If you would like La Boîte interculturelle and/or one of the musicians from the Mamu – Ensemble Together project to participate in a discussion, workshop, or presentation, please contact: boiteinterculturelle@gmail.com (additional costs may apply).

Documentaries Produced

Fields of Artists

The Fields of Artists project gave birth to six unique short films, each testifying to the rich and inspiring exchanges between farmers and artists. Through these creations, we discover stories imbued with humanity where art and agriculture meet to forge unexpected links.
Rencontre entre Lucero, Véronique St-Onge dans le cadre du projet champs d'artiste

The Road to Interculturality (2023)

Based on footage filmed in autumn 2022 (Weaving and Reweaving), The road to interculturality, a discussion tool is a documentary that refers to a journey or path to encourage discussion, provoke critical reflection, challenge existing norms and promote values such as caring, justice and sustainability.

Mamu Ensemble Together (Documentary)

Filmed in Mani-utenam, on Quebec's North Shore and in the heart of the Mauricie region in 2020, the documentary tells the story of musicians from different cultural backgrounds who come together to share a message of hope and reflect on diversity, multiculturalism, and the use of music as a tool for dialogue.

Cultural Resonance Short Documentary (2018)

From the cosmopolitan vibe of Montreal and Toronto to the sweeping Sahara vistas of Morocco, these striking locations create distinctive backdrops but also