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Tu as crié LET ME GO

Le film d'Anne Claire Poirier se veut une réflexion sur le sens profond des faits et événements entourant la mort violente de sa fille Yanne, jeune toxicomane assassinée en octobre 1992. Ce film nous entraînera dans la rue avec ceux qui interviennent auprès des toxicomanes, prostituées et sidéens pour ultimement interroger nos attitudes collectives face à cette problématique. Un cri du coeur devant une dérive collective.
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Le film d'Anne Claire Poirier se veut une réflexion sur le sens profond des faits et événements entourant la mort violente de sa fille Yanne, jeune toxicomane assassinée en octobre 1992. Ce film nous entraînera dans la rue avec ceux qui interviennent auprès des toxicomanes, prostituées et sidéens pour ultimement interroger nos attitudes collectives face à cette problématique. Un cri du coeur devant une dérive collective.

Social Issues Law and Crime Psychology and Psychiatry Families All subjects
  • director
    Anne Claire Poirier
  • narration
    Anne Claire Poirier
  • producer
    Paul Lapointe
    Joanne Carrière
  • text
    Anne Claire Poirier
  • None
    Marie-Claire Blais
  • images
    Jacques Leduc
  • sound
    Esther Auger
  • editing
    Monique Fortier
    Yves Dion
  • sound editing
    Myriam Poirier
  • music recording
    Martin Lizée
  • sound mixer
    Serge Boivin
  • music
    Marie Bernard

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Ages 14 to 16

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