A dark and moody thriller, The Storm Within takes place in British-occupied Quebec at the end of the 18th century.
It's New Year's Eve, and Espérance (Isabelle Guérard) is tending to her children while waiting for her husband to return home to their rural cabin. But when she opens her home to pounding on the door, she instead finds herself faced with five British soldiers seeking refuge from the incoming snowstorm. As the hour grows late and the storm worsens, the confines of the cabin become increasingly uncomfortable. When the men lash out in aggression, Espérance realizes she needs to defend her children and her home, through whatever means necessary.
The directorial debut of Martin Doepner, The Storm Within is a tense and bloody look at our nation's history, unlike any you've seen in a Heritage Moments commercial.
Countries
Canada- Festivals
- Canadian Film Festival 2013
- Director
- Martin Doepner
- Producer
- Alessandro Luca, Claudio Luca
- Screenwriter
- Joseph Antaki, Martin Doepner, Jean Tourangeau
- Cinematographer
- Nathalie Moliavko-Visotzky
- Editor
- Claude Palardy
- Music
- Michel Cusson
- Cast
- Isabelle Guérard, Lothaire Bluteau, Anthony Lemke