The Name You Carry 2015
In Hervé Demers' intimate 2015 drama *The Name You Carry*, a father's routine delivery route becomes an unexpected classroom for connection when he must bring his suspended son along for the ride.
Director: Hervé Demers
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Name You Carry (2015) about?
This 17-minute drama follows Sasha Samar as a father who learns the hard way why his son Vlace lashed out at school—by being forced to spend the day together during a delivery route. As tensions rise and words fail, their shared journey becomes a quiet revelation of love, frustration, and understanding.
Who directed The Name You Carry?
Hervé Demers directed this intimate character study, known for his sensitive handling of family dynamics.
Who stars in The Name You Carry?
The film features Sasha Samar and Vlace Samar as father and son, alongside Gregory Hlady, Annette Garant, and Guy-Daniel Tremblay in pivotal supporting roles.
Is The Name You Carry (2015) worth watching?
Though unrated on IMDb, its emotional depth and authentic performances make it a standout in short-form drama. Fans of character-driven stories about family bonds will find resonance in this compact yet powerful 17-minute film.
How long is The Name You Carry?
The runtime for *The Name You Carry* is 17 minutes.
About The Name You Carry (2015) — A Father's Journey of Unexpected Reconciliation
In Hervé Demers' intimate 2015 drama *The Name You Carry*, a father's routine delivery route becomes an unexpected classroom for connection when he must bring his suspended son along for the ride. Sasha Samar stars as the father navigating the pressures of parenthood while trying to uncover the hidden pain behind his son Vlace's sudden outburst of aggression. As the two journey through quiet streets and shared silences, director Demers crafts a tender exploration of family, misunderstanding, and the fragile bridges between generations. With its restrained pacing and deeply human performances, this 17-minute family drama lingers like an unspoken conversation.
The heart of the film lies in its unflinching look at the moments that define us—how a single action can reveal layers of emotion, and how a simple drive might just hold the key to reconciliation. Shot through with quiet tension and fleeting moments of tenderness, *The Name You Carry* is a microcosm of parental love, patience, and the courage it takes to ask the right questions.