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Writer/Producer Statement:
As a filmmaker, I've always been intrigued by the profound impact of relationships on our emotions and behaviors. This fascination led me to explore the irrational aspects of attachment and control in relationships. My inspiration for "The Bow" came from watching "Mon Roi," a film that portrayed the complexity of a toxic relationship. It made me ponder how such irrational attachment to an abusive person could affect an individual's life. To delve deeper into this topic, I conducted extensive research, including watching documentaries and listening to the stories of abused individuals. This research shed light on the intricacies of abusive relationships, challenging simplistic notions of victimhood. During casting, I observed a striking pattern: nearly all the women I met had personal experiences to draw from for their roles, while the men struggled to relate. This observation hinted at the film's inherently feminist nature, prompting a reevaluation of traditional gender roles.
"The Bow" tells the story of William and Esmée, exploring themes of power, control, and identity within a toxic relationship. It serves as a reflection on the universal aspects of such dynamics, regardless of gender, aiming to provoke thoughtful discussions about the impact of abusive relationships on individuals and society.
Juliette P. Poirier - Writer/Producer
Juliette, a French producer, embarked on an international journey, studying Business and Finance across the globe, with notable stops in China and the Netherlands. Her academic voyage culminated in a Master's in Supply Chain in Paris. However, life took her on a surprising twist, leading her into the enchanting world of the Film Industry. At UCLA, she delved into "Producing," ultimately producing five shorts, a music video, and contributing to various commercial sets. Recently, she even ventured into the world of feature films. With a background as a logistic specialist, Juliette excels in optimizing budgets, managing crises, and nurturing client relationships. Today, she's primed to breathe life into creative ideas, bridging her business acumen with her newfound passion for cinema.
Writer/Producer Statement:
As a filmmaker, I've always been intrigued by the profound impact of relationships on our emotions and behaviors. This fascination led me to explore the irrational aspects of attachment and control in relationships. My inspiration for "The Bow" came from watching "Mon Roi," a film that portrayed the complexity of a toxic relationship. It made me ponder how such irrational attachment to an abusive person could affect an individual's life. To delve deeper into this topic, I conducted extensive research, including watching documentaries and listening to the stories of abused individuals. This research shed light on the intricacies of abusive relationships, challenging simplistic notions of victimhood. During casting, I observed a striking pattern: nearly all the women I met had personal experiences to draw from for their roles, while the men struggled to relate. This observation hinted at the film's inherently feminist nature, prompting a reevaluation of traditional gender roles.
"The Bow" tells the story of William and Esmée, exploring themes of power, control, and identity within a toxic relationship. It serves as a reflection on the universal aspects of such dynamics, regardless of gender, aiming to provoke thoughtful discussions about the impact of abusive relationships on individuals and society.
Juliette P. Poirier - Writer/Producer
Juliette, a French producer, embarked on an international journey, studying Business and Finance across the globe, with notable stops in China and the Netherlands. Her academic voyage culminated in a Master's in Supply Chain in Paris. However, life took her on a surprising twist, leading her into the enchanting world of the Film Industry. At UCLA, she delved into "Producing," ultimately producing five shorts, a music video, and contributing to various commercial sets. Recently, she even ventured into the world of feature films. With a background as a logistic specialist, Juliette excels in optimizing budgets, managing crises, and nurturing client relationships. Today, she's primed to breathe life into creative ideas, bridging her business acumen with her newfound passion for cinema.