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Les fleurs c'est pour Rosemont

Documentaire sur le travail accompli par cinq étudiants en architecture. Leur projet, rénover une rue de Montréal, aidés par les résidents eux-mêmes. Un film propre à inspirer de salutaires leçons à ceux qui désirent oeuvrer auprès des classes sociales défavorisées des grandes villes.
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Documentaire sur le travail accompli par cinq étudiants en architecture. Leur projet, rénover une rue de Montréal, aidés par les résidents eux-mêmes. Un film propre à inspirer de salutaires leçons à ceux qui désirent oeuvrer auprès des classes sociales défavorisées des grandes villes.

Urbanism Social Issues Architecture All subjects
  • director
    Jacques Giraldeau
  • producer
    Clément Perron
  • photography
    Thomas Vamos
  • sound
    Claude Hazanavicius
  • editing
    Pierre Lemelin
  • music
    Robert Charlebois
    Michel Robidoux
  • participation
    Michel Beaudoin
    Jean-Louis Beaulieu
    Claude Bernard
    Richard Lacroix
    Claude Pilon
    Jean-Guy Rheault
Les fleurs c'est pour Rosemont
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