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Ti-Mine, Bernie pis la gang...

Long métrage de fiction qui nous raconte, en les épiçant de sel et de poivre, quelques épisodes de la vie sociale et familiale de deux frères, l'un marié et l'autre venant à peine de sortir des rangs d'une congrégation religieuse. Cette comédie dramatique constitue à la fois un amusement continu et un éloquent tableau de mœurs.
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Long métrage de fiction qui nous raconte, en les épiçant de sel et de poivre, quelques épisodes de la vie sociale et familiale de deux frères, l'un marié et l'autre venant à peine de sortir des rangs d'une congrégation religieuse. Cette comédie dramatique constitue à la fois un amusement continu et un éloquent tableau de mœurs.

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  • director
    Marcel Carrière
  • producer
    Marc Beaudet
  • executive producer
    Robert Forget
  • script
    Jean-Pierre Morin
  • images
    Jean-Pierre Lachapelle
  • sound
    Claude Hazanavicius
  • editing
    Werner Nold
  • sound editing
    Bernard Bordeleau
  • sound mixer
    Michel Descombes
  • song
    Jean P. Morin
    Jean Lapointe
    Marcel Sabourin
  • music
    François Dompierre
  • cast
    Serge A. Savard
    Anne-Marie Ducharme
    J.-Léo Gagnon
    Rita Lafontaine
    Jean Lapointe
    Annette Leclerc
    Raymond Lévesque
    Ginette Morin
    Denise Proulx
    Marcel Sabourin
    Louise St-Pierre
    Guy L'Écuyer
    Marc Briand
    Jacques Famery
    Guy Bélanger
Ti-Mine, Bernie pis la gang...
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