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La nuit de la poésie 27 mars 1970

La plus grande fête de la Parole qui ait jamais eu lieu au Québec! Dans la nuit du 27 mars 1970, au théâtre Gesù à Montréal, avait lieu le rassemblement prodigieux, inespéré, enthousiaste de milliers de Québécois autour de l'événement « notre poésie ».

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La plus grande fête de la Parole qui ait jamais eu lieu au Québec! Dans la nuit du 27 mars 1970, au théâtre Gesù à Montréal, avait lieu le rassemblement prodigieux, inespéré, enthousiaste de milliers de Québécois autour de l'événement « notre poésie ».

  • camera
    Jean-Claude Labrecque
    Réo Grégoire
    Jean-Pierre Lachapelle
  • None
    Pierre Letarte
    Yves Delacroix
    Peter Van Santen
    Maurice Paradis
    Jean G. Desaulniers
    Philippe Trolliet
    Gilbert Fournier
    Denis André
    Claude Pelletier
    Pierre Moretti
  • chief electrician
    Séraphin Bouchard
  • sound
    Jacques Drouin
  • sound editing
    Bernard Bordeleau
  • sound mixer
    George Croll
  • administration
    Jean Savard
  • titling
    Serge Bouthillier
  • advisor
    Noël Cormier
    Claude Haeffely
  • editing
    Jean-Claude Labrecque
    Jean-Pierre Masse
  • direction
    Jean-Claude Labrecque
    Jean-Pierre Masse
  • producer
    Marc Beaudet
  • participation
    Nicole Brossard
    Paul Chamberland
    Georges Dor
    Raoul Duguay
    Michel Garneau
    Claude Gauvreau
    Gérald Godin
    Pauline Julien
    Michèle Lalonde
    Gatien Lapointe
    Raymond Lévesque
    Gaston Miron
    Pierre Morency

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