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À Saint-Henri le cinq septembre

Documentaire réalisé par Hubert Aquin en 1962 portant sur une tournée de 24 heures dans le quartier populaire Saint-Henri à Montréal. On y découvre la simplicité de cette population sans complexes, ni très riche, ni absolument pauvre, qui a commencé à décroître alors que Saint-Henri n'est plus le royaume des tanneries qu'il était jadis. Le film a été inspiré par le roman Bonheur d'occasion de Gabrielle Roy.
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Documentaire réalisé par Hubert Aquin en 1962 portant sur une tournée de 24 heures dans le quartier populaire Saint-Henri à Montréal. On y découvre la simplicité de cette population sans complexes, ni très riche, ni absolument pauvre, qui a commencé à décroître alors que Saint-Henri n'est plus le royaume des tanneries qu'il était jadis. Le film a été inspiré par le roman Bonheur d'occasion de Gabrielle Roy.

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  • director
    Hubert Aquin
  • producer
    Fernand Dansereau
  • images
    Guy Borremans
    Michel Brault
    Georges Dufaux
    Claude Fournier
    Bernard Gosselin
    Jean Roy
    Claude Jutra
    Bernard Devlin
    Arthur Lipsett
    Don Owen
    Daniel Fournier
  • sound
    Marcel Carrière
    Roger Lamoureux
    Roger Hart
    Claude Pelletier
    Leo O'Donnell
    Werner Nold
  • editing
    Jacques Godbout
    Monique Fortier
  • sound editing
    Pierre Lemelin
  • commentary
    Jacques Godbout
  • narration
    Jacques Godbout
  • re-recording
    Ron Alexander
  • research
    Monique Bosco
    Fernand Cadieux
  • music
    Eldon Rathburn
  • song
    Raymond Lévesque

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Ages 14 to 17

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