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La fille au béret rouge

2023 5 min
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Une jeune voyageuse emprunte le métro de Montréal. D’une station à l’autre, elle côtoie une foule colorée, devenant l’une des protagonistes d’un spectacle insolite et musical, émaillé d’incidents cocasses et inattendus. La vitalité, la créativité et la diversité montréalaises s’incarnent dans cette animation joyeuse et chaleureuse, pleine d’humour et de bonne humeur, qui défile sur l’air de Complainte pour Ste-Catherine, la célèbre chanson de Kate et Anna McGarrigle.

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Une jeune voyageuse emprunte le métro de Montréal. D’une station à l’autre, elle côtoie une foule colorée, devenant l’une des protagonistes d’un spectacle insolite et musical, émaillé d’incidents cocasses et inattendus. La vitalité, la créativité et la diversité montréalaises s’incarnent dans cette animation joyeuse et chaleureuse, pleine d’humour et de bonne humeur, qui défile sur l’air de Complainte pour Ste-Catherine, la célèbre chanson de Kate et Anna McGarrigle.

  • None
    Janet Perlman
    Marc Bertrand
    Geoffrey Mitchell
    Rose Mercier-Marcotte
    Laetitia Seguin
    Josiane Bernardin
    Camila Blos
    Peter Kallianiotis
  • direction
    Janet Perlman
  • animation
    Janet Perlman
  • musical adaptation
    Judith Gruber-Stitzer
  • sound design
    Judith Gruber-Stitzer
  • lead vocals
    Lily Lanken
    Martha Wainwright
  • voice of the metro
    Michèle Deslauriers
  • choir
    Jasmine Bleile
    David E. Cronkite
    Dane Lanken
    Toby Harper-Merrett
    Lily Lanken
    Sylvan Lanken
    Anna McGarrigle
    Emilie Kathleen Marzinotto
    Jane McGarrigle
    Michèle Mercure
    Morgan Moore
    Chaim Tannenbaum
    Peter Weldon
  • musician
    Jennifer Bell
    Yvan Belleau
    François Lafontaine
    Robert Kuster
    Anna McGarrigle
    Morgan Moore
    Fiachra O'Regan
    Christopher Smith
    Chaim Tannenbaum
    Jocelyn Tellier
    Joel Zifkin
  • music recording
    François Arbour
  • music mix
    François Arbour
  • sound effects creation
    Karla Baumgardner
  • voice recording
    Geoffrey Mitchell
  • location sound
    Martyne Morin
  • sound mixer
    Jean Paul Vialard
  • online editing
    Serge Verreault
  • titles
    Cynthia Ouellet
  • technical coordination
    Lyne Lapointe
    Mira Mailhot
    Esther Viragh
  • technical direction
    Éric Pouliot
  • animation technical specialist
    Yannick Grandmont
  • administration
    Karine Desmeules
  • music clearances
    Sylvia Mezei
  • marketing
    Geneviève Bérard
  • line production
    Mélanie Boudreau Blanchard
    Anne-Marie Bousquet
  • executive production
    Christine Noël
    Julie Roy

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Education

Ages 12 to 14

Mini-Lesson - The Girl with the Red Beret

English Language Arts - Quebec Literature
Languages - English as a Second Language
Languages - French as a Second Language

A girl encounters an array of colourful, extravagant characters during a wild ride on the Montreal metro. As she travels from station to station, and winter turns into spring, her increasingly strange and surprising journey includes random appearances by furniture movers, mounted police, a pickpocket, some singing nuns, a clown, several famous Montreal personalities, and much more. This joyful, heartwarming animated film captures the city in all its vitality, creativity and diversity, to the tune of Kate and Anna McGarrigle’s timeless hit “Complainte pour Ste-Catherine.” Whimsical, funny and full of good cheer, The Girl with the Red Beret celebrates harmony and togetherness in its lighthearted look at the vagaries of taking public transit. The film borrows from elements of everyday life to create an irresistible celebration of the city.