Telling real stories to shed light on our time
MÖ FILMS is an independent documentary production company creating award-winning documentary films, immersive installations and exhibitions. Through its projects, MÖ FILMS contributes to contemporary social reflection, public dialogue and the major issues shaping our time. Deeply rooted in real-life human stories and guided by a poetic and humanistic approach, our documentary cinema explores questions of identity, territory, social justice, environment and childhood.
2024 | 92 minutes | Canada
An intimate and luminous cinematic journey into childhood, At Their Height — winner of the prestigious Jean-Marc-Vallée Award — reveals the poetry of everyday life and highlights this stage of life rooted in wonder, learning, and transmission. Through the eyes of Émile and Béatrice, brother and sister, the film also invites us to reflect: what do we lose as we grow older, and which stories do we most wish to pass on?
2013 | 81 minutes | Canada
By cycling along Québec’s Côte-Nord, Mélanie and Olivier explore the relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Québec. A landmark documentary, Québékoisie was nominated for the Jutra Awards and won the Magnus Isacsson Award at RIDM. The film examines coexistence, intercultural relations, and Québec identity through a powerful connection to territory.
2020 | 88 minutes | Canada
Winner of the Canadian Screen Award for Best Documentary and three Iris Awards, Errance sans retour offers a poetic and immersive look into the Kutupalong refugee camp, the largest in the world. Through everyday moments, Rohingya refugees share their lives, memories and hopes, opening a powerful reflection on exile, resilience and human dignity.
Discover our new film, Riopelle or the Nature of Space and Time, featured in the permanent exhibition Riopelle: The Expression of Gesture, opening October 22, 2026, at the new Espace Riopelle at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec (MNBAQ). Inspired by Jean Paul Riopelle’s relationship with nature and the creative process, this cinematic work is presented alongside his monumental painting, L’Hommage à Rosa Luxemburg.
The immersive exhibition Finding refuge, presented at the Musée de la civilisation, wins the 2026 NUMIX Award for Best Exhibition!
Discover an episode of Questions de culture! featuring artists who explore reality through their creative practices. Mélanie Carrier and Olivier Higgins share their vision of documentary filmmaking alongside playwright Anne-Marie Olivier and sound artist Maude Pétel-Légaré.