YUL

In 1960, during the construction of Montreal's Metro system, a young boy named Yul witnesses a tragic accident. Haunted by the event, he dedicates his life to engineering, driven by a desire to prevent such disasters. The film explores his lifelong journey of overcoming trauma and finding redemption through his passion and dedication to his craft.

YUL received critical acclaim for its emotional depth, powerful storytelling, and strong performances. It was particularly praised for its sensitive handling of themes of loss, memory, and the pursuit of dreams. The film resonated with audiences for its poignant portrayal of childhood trauma and its ultimate message of hope and resilience.

• A touching and beautifully crafted short film about memory and ambition.

• Yan England delivers a poignant and memorable story of overcoming tragedy.

• Visually striking with a powerful emotional core.

Google audience: Audience reviews for YUL highlight its emotional impact and compelling narrative, with many viewers finding the story of Yul's lifelong journey deeply moving and inspiring.

Selected for the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in 2018.

Director Yan England drew inspiration for the film from a personal childhood memory of witnessing an accident, which fueled his desire to explore themes of trauma and resilience.