Chloé Sirois is a writer, director, producer, art and casting director working across film and television. Her work explores the mechanisms of trauma, intimacy, and the complexities of human sensitivity. In 2019, she presented Prends-moi, a documentary that explores the BDSM community with authenticity, at the Festival du Nouveau Cinéma (FNC). In 2020, she directed Morceau par morceau, a metaphorical film in which a carnivorous plant feeds on a child’s skin. The film was selected for several festivals, including the Fantasia International Film Festival and Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma (RVQC). At just 21, Chloé directed Pornomania (2024), distributed by Les Films du 3 Mars. The film explores a child’s trauma and fascination following her brutal discovery of pornography. It screened at the OFF-Courts Trouville Festival in Normandy and the Festival du Cinéma Social in Nice. Chloé is currently developing two new short films: Crasse, an experimental dive into the insalubrious territories of toxic masculinity, and La tague, which explores consent, boundaries, and power dynamics through a group of children’s game of tag.
Pornomania, 15 min, Fiction, 2024
Morceau par morceau, 14 min, Fiction, 2021
Le spectacle, 10 min, Fiction, 2020
Prends-moi, 7 min, Documentary, 2019