A Conversation with Ina Fichman

Meet acclaimed, Montreal-based producer Ina Fichman. Her most recently produced documentary film, The Fire of Love, premiered at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival and enjoyed the biggest distribution deal for a documentary out of the festival, selling to National Geographic for a reported mid-seven-figure pricetag. Ina Fichman is president and Producer at Intuitive Pictures, a Montreal-based company dedicated to producing quality film, television, and interactive productions. She works with some of the world’s finest creators: writers, directors, “idea people” in developing innovative projects that have a broad audience appeal. Ina has produced award-winning documentary and fiction films for television and theatrical release for over twenty-five years. Her filmography includes: The feature film Mabul (The Flood), directed by Guy Nattiv, was featured at the Berlinale and winner of best feature film at the Haifa Film Festival. The alternative drama, Family Motel, was screened in theatres in Canada and the U.S. Feature documentary productions such as: Blue Box (Doc Aviv, Dukufest International) The Gig is Up (Hot Docs, CPH:DOX) Laila at the Bridge (CPH:DOX, DOC NYC, Hot Docs), The Olso Diaries (Sundance Film Festival, Hot Docs, Emmy nominated) Inside Lehman Brothers (Hot Docs, DOC NYC). Fire of Love (Sundance Film Festival) Ina also produced the acclaimed mini-series Black Coffee, the Gemini Award-winning Undying Love, International Documentary Association (IDA) nominated Being Dorothy, and Partly Private which was awarded a prize at the Tribecca Festival. Ina has produced the documentary and interactive platform Dead Sea Living (ARTE, SRC) and the transmedia project T-Shirt Stories(Canal D/Bell New Media Fund).

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