Sonya Stefan

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TurnOnTVDrinkCoffeeRehearseShow Trailer

Sonya Stefan’s specialty is 16mm film and dance documentary. Her artistic journey has garnered prestigious recognition, including the 2021 Best National Medium-Length Film award at the Montreal International Documentary Festival (RIDM) for her work titled ‘The Truss Arch.’ Subsequently, in 2022, she was awarded the title of Best Experimental Film at Les Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma. Sonya’s creative work extended to the 2022 Iris Awards, where her film earned a nomination for Best Short Documentary. Her work has graced the screens of renowned festivals such as the Ann Arbor Film Festival and other international venues.​

Most Popular Sonya Stefan Trailers

Total trailers found: 6

L'Echo des îles Trailer

L'Echo des îles Trailer (2012)

01 January 2012

Separated by four sections, this film embraces the unpolished aesthetic of contact printed black & white film stock and creates a link with basic formal contemporary dance elements.

Organ Rhythms Under the Rain Trailer

Organ Rhythms Under the Rain Trailer (2022)

27 December 2022

Endless days of cold snow. The crisp air hugs my body, The trees I live next to remain dormant throughout the winter.

TurnOnTVDrinkCoffeeRehearseShow Trailer

TurnOnTVDrinkCoffeeRehearseShow Trailer (2010)

27 December 2010

Sonya Stefan turn on the TV, drink a coffee and then she rehearse for her dance show.

Sentient Beings Trailer

Sentient Beings Trailer (2022)

27 December 2022

The sounds and images of Sonya Stefan and Stephanie Castonguay blend together in a common quest to transmit a sense of awareness of the interconnectedness between all beings.

The Truss Arch Trailer

The Truss Arch Trailer (2021)

12 November 2021

In filmmaker Sonya Stefan’s hometown of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, a truss arch bridge straddles the St.

Origen Trailer

Origen Trailer (2025)

19 August 2025

A choreographer in the midst of creation embarks on a journey though the traces of her memories in Columbia, shaped by the violence of the 1990s.