Denis Côté returns to Locarno Film Festival with new film

Canadian filmmaker Denis Côté returns to the Locarno Film Festival to present his 17th feature film, "Nobody's Violence" (Violence du corps de l’autre). The film is described as a work that explores ways of encountering death while maintaining hope.

Côté has a long history with the Locarno festival, having won the Pardo d’oro Video C.P. Company in 2005 for his debut "Les États Nordiques" and being named best director in 2010 for "Curling." His work is noted for blurring the lines between documentary and fiction and for maintaining an independent,