Ghosts Of Cite Soleil Will Close The Montreal Haitian Film Festival

Ghosts of Cite Soleil by director Asger Leth will close the Montreal International Haitian Film Festival on September 21.

Ghost of Cite Soleil

Updated December 2, 2012 3:48 PM

Ghosts of Cite Soleil is a documentary plunges you into a slum in the capital of Port-au-Prince, Haiti called Cité Soleil, a shantytown that the film describes as being the most dangerous place on Earth...

Ghosts of Cite Soleil is the story of a young man with a gun who is being used for political purposes... A testimony to desperate dreams in a ghetto world where dog eats dog.

Ghosts of Cite Soleil was also presented at the Toronto Film Festival

Ghosts of Cite Soleil was shot entirely in Haiti. it features famous singer Wyclef Jean and it will be screened on Closing Night right after the Awards Ceremony which starts at 8 p.m. in the Mirella and Lino Saputo Theatre at the Leonardo da Vinci Centre (8350 Lacordaire Blvd).

Acticle based on press release from Montreal International Haitian Film Festival

Festival info: 514-882-3334 or
Press contact: Carla Beauvais: 438-868-5450 or

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