The Lake Man
1963
27 min
Coming soon
Alexis Ladouceur's life has the tranquility of his surroundings and he belongs to the lake as much as the fish he lifts from the net or the flight of ducks arrowing over the reeds. By contrast, his brother, who farms nearby, seems of a different world. The film reflects the past story of the Métis, people of mixed French and First Nations' heritage, and the life of their communities.
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Alexis Ladouceur's life has the tranquility of his surroundings and he belongs to the lake as much as the fish he lifts from the net or the flight of ducks arrowing over the reeds. By contrast, his brother, who farms nearby, seems of a different world. The film reflects the past story of the Métis, people of mixed French and First Nations' heritage, and the life of their communities.
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directorRaymond Garceau
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scriptRaymond Garceau
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producerVictor Jobin
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photographyGeorges DufauxBernard Gosselin
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soundRoger Hart
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editingÉdouard DavidoviciRobert RussellLise Bordeleau
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musicAnna Malenfant
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re-recordingRon AlexanderRoger Lamoureux
