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Burquette (épisode 9) - Le voisin algérien

Francis Desharnais

2011 | 1 min

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Le père est pris à parti par son voisin algérien.

Cet épisode fait partie de la série animée Burquette, réalisée par le bédéiste Francis Desharnais.

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Credits

producer

Julie Roy

Josée Vallée
director

Francis Desharnais
voice

Geneviève Néron

Yves Corbeil

Roxanne Boulianne

Hugolin Chevrette

Valérie Gagné

Sébastien René

Manuel Tadros

Klervi Thienpont
*

Francis Desharnais
animation

Francis Desharnais
sound design

Chris Leon
music

Philippe Venne
sound mixer

Luc Léger
digital imaging specialist

Susan Gourley

Pierre Plouffe
executive producer

René Chénier
producer

Christiane Asselin

Marc Beaudet
art direction

Deux Huit Huit
technical direction

Benoît Beauséjour
*

Pierre-Alexandre Birtz

See also

Parent-Child Relationships; Adolescents
All subjects: Indigenous Cinema

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@feduptaxpayer -- We make our best efforts to release our films in both languages, but in some cases (like co-productions), a film will only be released in its original version.
kruscito, 14 Mar 2012
I thought this country had two official languages. I also thought that this country has legal requirements for both English and French to appear on packages, etc. So why is the synopsis for this film only in French? Furthermore, since my taxes indirectly funded the production of this film I would like to know why it isn't subtitled in English, so I can at least understand what is being said.
feduptaxpayer, 14 Mar 2012