The Îles de Guadeloupe are boosting their Quebec presence with a new documentary film, featuring local attractions and set to screen in 55 cinemas across the province.
Guadeloupe promotes itself through film
The Îles de Guadeloupe are launching a new documentary to increase their presence in the Quebec tourism market. The film aims to showcase the region's attractions and culture to a wider audience in Quebec.Film production and locations
The 90-minute documentary was produced in partnership with the Guadeloupe Islands Tourism Committee (CTIG) and filmed in early April across multiple locations in the archipelago. It features scenes from local markets, distilleries, Pointe-à-Pitre, and the Guadeloupe National Park.Continued filming and participants
The production team continued filming on Marie-Galante and in the Saintes archipelago. Naomi Torrent, who was Miss Guadeloupe 2025, is also featured in the film, adding to its appeal and cultural representation.Release and screening details
The documentary has been broadcast since October 19, 2026, by Les Aventuriers Voyageurs. It will be shown in 55 Quebec cinemas until February 2027 and will be available for online rental for seven years.Montreal premiere and guests
The film's Montreal premiere is set for November 4, 2026, with the director, Gino Chouinard, and a representative from the CTIG in attendance. This event marks a significant step in promoting Guadeloupe to Quebec audiences.
