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La nuit du 8

Court métrage documentaire dédié aux participants de la Nuit de la poésie du 8 mars 1975, à l’Université de Moncton, en Acadie. Lecture, prestations musicales, chansons acadiennes, poésie… les artistes et les auteurs se succèdent devant un public conquis. Entre les numéros, des scènes de la vie quotidienne nous présentent l’Acadie.
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Court métrage documentaire dédié aux participants de la Nuit de la poésie du 8 mars 1975, à l’Université de Moncton, en Acadie. Lecture, prestations musicales, chansons acadiennes, poésie… les artistes et les auteurs se succèdent devant un public conquis. Entre les numéros, des scènes de la vie quotidienne nous présentent l’Acadie.

Francophone Communities Literature and Language - Canada All subjects
  • producer
    Jean-Marc Garand
  • delegate producer
    Paul-Eugène LeBlanc
  • camera
    Éric Michel
  • sound
    Claude Delorme
  • editing
    Roland Gauvin
La nuit du 8
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