About this Delacôte guy

Filmmaker, director, and scriptwriter, Delacôte lives on the Acadian coast in a small town called Shediac in New Brunswick, Canada. ​​For the past several years, he has worked as an independent filmmaker. Throughout his film career, he was fortunate to direct and write many films, including Cocagne de l’Acadie, his first feature documentary film produced by Mozus Productions and broadcast by Radio Canada Acadie. On two occasions, his short films were selected in Telefilm Canada’s Canada, Not Short On Talent program (Cannes Shorts) for the films Jimmy (2014) and Le fils du Capitaine (2017). He was also present twice on the Croisette at the Cannes Film Festival to present these films. In 2018, he was nominated for the Éloizes for Artist of the Year in Media Arts. The short films, in Super8 format, La vie en Rose and Vanité won 1st prize at the Festival international du cinéma francophone en Acadie (FICFA) as part of Acadie Underground. Other productions include Billy Bobby, a mockumentary presented at the Festival du DocuMenteur de l'Abitibi-Témiscamingue (Qc), as well as Camp Acadie (2013), and Le Sintax Era (2014), short films presented at L’acadie suit son court (FICFA). In 2008, he was nominated for the Éloizes for Artist Of The Year In Music and Emerging Artist Of The Year for his second solo album Fables et fréquences. under the alias pAn.​