The film Trécarré — slated for the Congrès Mondial Acadien 2024 — has drawn sharp criticism for what the authors call its “dull, uninspired” approach. ([Contemporary Art & Music][1]) Rather than showcasing the vibrant, contemporary artistry emerging from the Acadian community, the film focuses solely on traditional musicians — ignoring visual artists, modern storytellers and innovative newcomers. ([Contemporary Art & Music][1]) Critics argue the result is a stale, clichéd dull portrayal