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Jutra

This semi-animated documentary is a creative, colourful portrait of the great Quebec filmmaker Claude Jutra, director of Mon oncle Antoine and star and co-director, with Norman McLaren, of A Chairy Tale. The dimensions of Jutra's life and work are explored through skillfully assembled archival footage and animated sequences.
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This semi-animated documentary is a creative, colourful portrait of the great Quebec filmmaker Claude Jutra, director of Mon oncle Antoine and star and co-director, with Norman McLaren, of A Chairy Tale. The dimensions of Jutra's life and work are explored through skillfully assembled archival footage and animated sequences.

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  • director
    Marie-Josée Saint-Pierre
  • animation
    Brigitte Archambault
  • watercolours
    Brigitte Archambault
  • animation intern
    Keyu Chen
  • rotoscoping intern
    Sin Aly Kanaté
  • editing
    Oana Suteu
  • sound design
    Olivier Calvert
  • digital imaging specialist
    Pierre Plouffe
  • technical coordinator
    Daniel Lord
    France Couture
  • online editing
    Denis Gathelier
  • sound mix
    Serge Boivin
  • administrator
    Diane Régimbald
  • administrative team
    Diane Ayotte
    Karine Desmeules
    Michèle Labelle
  • production accountant
    Manon Quintal
  • public accountant
    Benoit Gauthier
  • producer
    Marie-Josée Saint-Pierre
    Marc Bertrand
  • executive producer
    René Chénier
  • line production
    Yanick Létourneau
    Jocelyne Perrier
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