Mon oncle Antoine
Claude Jutra's sweeping portrait of village life in 1940s Quebec has been called one of the greatest Canadian films of all time. Recalling a time when the local general store was the crossroads of life, the film illustrates the way a young boy sees the world and those closest to him – first through the eyes of a teenager, and later, as events change him, through the eyes of an adult. In French with English subtitles.
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Mon oncle Antoine , Claude Jutra, provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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Credits
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directorClaude Jutra
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producerMarc Beaudet
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scriptClément Perron
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photographyMichel Brault
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soundClaude Hazanavicius
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editingClaude JutraClaire Boyer
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sound editingJacques JarryArnie Gelbart
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re-recordingRoger Lamoureux
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musicJean Cousineau
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castLyne ChampagneJean DuceppeJacques GagnonClaude JutraHélène LoiselleBenoît MarcouxMonique MercureRené Salvatore CattaOlivette ThibaultLionel Villeneuve
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