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Marie Madeleine

'Shot in gorgeously saturated colours by Canadian cinematographer Nicolas Canniccioni (How to Have Sex, TIFF ’23), Marie Madeleine — named, in fact, for the protagonist’s grandmother — revels in the spirituality and daily lives of the island’s people. It celebrates forms of expression: dance, poetry, song, and sexuality in all the ways that they lead one back to their true self.," ~ROBYN CITIZEN, TIFFMore

Following her acclaimed Freda, Haitian filmmaker Gessica Généus returns with Marie Madeleine, which premiered in the Official Selection – Cannes Première and now screens in TIFF’s Centrepiece programme.

In Jacmel, Haiti, Marie Madeleine is a fiercely independent woman whose path crosses that of Joseph, a young evangelical struggling with his faith. Their unlikely relationship opens a world where desire, belief, morality, and the search for freedom collide.

Directed by Gessica Geneus, 104 minutes, 2026, Haiti, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Canada, Drama, French, Haitian (with English subtitles)

 

TIFF Screenings

Press & Market: Fri. Sept. 11 at 6:30 PM, Scotiabank 10

Public: Tue. Sept. 15 at 10:00 PM, TIFF Lightbox 3

Public: Wed. Sept. 16 at 3:30 PM, Scotiabank 9

Public: Sun. Sept. 20 at 7:25 PM, Scotiabank 8

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