Earlier this year, I reported on RAOUL Peck's new feature film titled "Murder in Pacot." Shot on location in Port-au-Prince, the film tells the tale of an affluent Haitian family picking up the pieces and attempting to rebuild post earthquake.
Shadow and Act shared the first pictures from Peck's "Murder in Pacot" which is said to be "loosely inspired by Italian director, Pier Paolo Pasolini's 1968 drama/mystery "Teorema," which starred Terence Stamp as a mysterious stranger who injects himself into the home of a wealthy Italian family, and seduces everyone in it, including maid ..." (Source: Shadow & Act).
The film stars Lovely Kermonde and Alex Descas. "Murder in Pacot" will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival next month. I will be there and will let you know what I think! Check out more pictures on ----- > SHADOW AND ACT.
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