Mythical Monster: Immigration

Documentary Division Dept: Whereas Burning Water and Land of Destiny have already made their debuts, Saturday will mark the world premiere of Underdog Plaza,, according to Montreal Gazette. Produced by Bohbot and written and directed by Beloff, Underdog Plaza seems to be quite the departure for this tandem. Then again, all their company docs tend to be departures from one another: The Legend of Memphre, about a mythical monster moored in Lake Memphremagog; Once a Nazi, about a former Concordia professor coming clean about his Nazi past; and Leaving the Fold, directed by Eric Scott, about two brothers bolting from Montreal's tight-knit Hasidic community and their names might not yet resonate like a Scorsese or Spielberg, but Frederic Bohbot and Evan Beloff appear to be on their way to becoming moguls in Quebec -documentary division. Their production company, Bunbury Films, has an impressive three films at the Rendez-vous du cinema quebecois: Burning Water tonight , Land of Destiny tomorrow and Underdog Plaza Saturday . a revealing look at the turbulent life and career of up-and-coming boxer Dierry Dougy-Style Jean. As reported in the news.
@t lake memphremagog, land of destiny