Of Ink and Blood 2016
In François Fortin's 2016 drama *Of Ink and Blood*, a quiet bookshop owner named Sébastien crosses paths with celebrated novelist Joseph, whose work he admires.
Director: Francis Fortin
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Of Ink and Blood (2016) about?
A bookshop owner befriends an admired novelist whose sudden death exposes hidden manuscripts and tangled relationships. His daughter's growing bond with the deceased writer's son uncovers unsettling truths about her father's past.
Who directed Of Ink and Blood?
François Fortin directs this atmospheric drama, infusing the film with a moody, introspective tone that mirrors the themes of literary ambition and hidden secrets.
Who stars in Of Ink and Blood?
The cast features Martin Desgagné as Sébastien, Lysandre Ménard as Sasha, Iannicko N'Doua as Sidney, and Fayolle Jean in key roles.
Is Of Ink and Blood (2016) worth watching?
With its thoughtful exploration of family secrets and artistic obsession, *Of Ink and Blood* offers a compelling slice-of-life drama for fans of character-driven films. While its niche appeal may not please all viewers, its 82-minute runtime keeps the story tight and engaging.
How long is Of Ink and Blood?
The runtime for *Of Ink and Blood* is 82 minutes.
About Of Ink and Blood (2016) — A Literary Mystery Unfolds in a Bookshop's Shadow
In François Fortin's 2016 drama *Of Ink and Blood*, a quiet bookshop owner named Sébastien crosses paths with celebrated novelist Joseph, whose work he admires. Their unlikely friendship takes a dark turn when Joseph is found dead on Sébastien's doorstep, leaving behind a cryptic manuscript that unravels secrets neither man anticipated. As the fragile bond between Sébastien's daughter, Sasha, and Joseph's grieving son, Sidney, deepens, she begins to suspect her father's silence hides more than grief. A story woven with literary ambition, buried truths, and the haunting power of words, this intimate thriller lingers long after the final page—or the last drop of ink—is turned.
Set against the hushed shelves of a Montreal bookstore and the rain-slicked streets of the city, *Of Ink and Blood (2016)* explores the fragile line between admiration and obsession, legacy and betrayal. With its moody atmosphere and layered performances from Martin Desgagné and Lysandre Ménard, the film captures the quiet devastation of secrets that refuse to stay buried.