Automne Sauvage, L'
- Release Information
- April 3, 1992
- unknown/inconnu
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- Budget
- Budget: $2,200,000
- Distributors
Production Details
- Executive Producer
- Francine Forest
- Francine Forest
- Producer
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Bruno Jobin
- Bruno Jobin
- Bruno Jobin
- Bruno Jobin
- Bruno Jobin
- Bruno Jobin
- Francine Forest
- Francine Forest
- Francine Forest
- Francine Forest
- Francine Forest
- Francine Forest
- Francine Forest
- Francine Forest
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Line Producer
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Bruno Jobin
- Francine Forest
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Director
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Director of Photography
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Daniel Jobin
- Music
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Michel Cusson
- Writer
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Gabriel Pelletier
- Bob Girardi
- Editor
- Glenn Berman
- Glenn Berman
- Glenn Berman
- Glenn Berman
- Glenn Berman
- Glenn Berman
- Glenn Berman
- Glenn Berman
- Glenn Berman
- Glenn Berman
- Glenn Berman
- Glenn Berman
- Glenn Berman
- Cast
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Anne Létourneau
- Serge Dupire
- Serge Dupire
- Serge Dupire
- Serge Dupire
- Serge Dupire
- Serge Dupire
- Serge Dupire
- Serge Dupire
- Serge Dupire
- Serge Dupire
- Serge Dupire
- Serge Dupire
- Raymond Bouchard
- Raymond Bouchard
- Raymond Bouchard
- Raymond Bouchard
- Raymond Bouchard
- Raymond Bouchard
- Raymond Bouchard
- Raymond Bouchard
- Raymond Bouchard
- Raymond Bouchard
- Raymond Bouchard
- Raymond Bouchard
- Marie-Josée Gauthier
- Marie-Josée Gauthier
- Marie-Josée Gauthier
- Marie-Josée Gauthier
- Marie-Josée Gauthier
- Marie-Josée Gauthier
- Leslie Yeo
- Leslie Yeo
- Leslie Yeo
- Leslie Yeo
- Leslie Yeo
- Leslie Yeo
- Leslie Yeo
- Raoul Trujillo
- Raoul Trujillo
- Raoul Trujillo
- Raoul Trujillo
- Raoul Trujillo
- Raoul Trujillo
- Raoul Trujillo
- Raoul Trujillo
1991
Charles Minton left Coeur d'Indien eleven years ago for greener pastures. He probably would have never returned to his native village had it not been for this telegram: "Régis in jail. Need you." Régis Santerre was his childhood friend, his Aboriginal friend. For Charlie, this is no mere airplane ride but a dive deep in the past. Over these past eleven years the conflicts have become increasingly acrimonious. Whites and Aboriginals are fighting over the vast lands of the paper mill. Mill employees, courted by Japanese investors, are head to head with the Mintons who have reigned over Coeur d'Indien since time immemorial.
Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
