Despite being one of the most reported stories of our generation, January 6 remains shrouded in massive division and confusion. Who could have predicted that four years later, Donald Trump would become President again? The deepening divisions in the country fueled by a persistent "us vs them" attitude hinder a genuine understanding of what truly transpired. Amidst people staying in their media echo chambers, the context and information about the events become increasingly murky. That's why we find it crucial to create an independent documentary, released independently. Rather than relying on soundbites, misinformation, and partisan narratives, our goal is to show what happened. Adopting an observational, cinema-verité approach, without after-the-fact interviews and opinions, we aim to illuminate one of the most significant stories of our time - one that could profoundly shape the future of America and beyond.

I produced, directed and edited Fight Like Hell, which is nominated for Best Picture, Best Direction, Best Editing, Best Sound, and Best Score at the Leo Awards in Canada.