J.A. Martin, Photographe


Release Information: February 11, 1977; Montréal (Le Dauphin 1); Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)


Funding Sources: National Film Board

Budget: Budget: $300,000

Production Details


Executive Producer: Jacques Blain; Jean-Marc Garand; Jean-Marc Garand; Jean-Marc Garand; Jean-Marc Garand; Jean-Marc Garand; Jean-Marc Garand; Jean-Marc Garand; Jean-Marc Garand; Jean-Marc Garand; Jean-Marc Garand

101 minutes, 1977

Drama

This film paints a portrait of a couple as seen through the prism of a certain time period. The beauty of the imagery is matched only by the care given by the filmmaker in expressing feelings and emotions.

Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)

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J.A. Martin, Photographe Commentary

One of the most important feature films ever made by the NFB, J. A. Martin, Photographe (J. A. Martin, Photographer) (1976) charts the desperate gamble taken by a woman to reclaim her identity. Rose-Aimée (Monique Mercure) has spent the last fifteen...

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