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19885 - 8 min. - experimental - VHS
without dialogue
Girl meets boy. They walk and wander in the industrial part
of the city near the harbour.
with Charlotte Laurier and François Gourd
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presentation
Claude Fafard and I were first-year students for the
Baccalauréat in Communications at the UQAM. We had seen the short
film Strass Café that
had really impressed us. Léa Pool filmed the city that we had
thought we knew, in a way that we’d never seen it before. We decided to
go for a stroll in the industrial quarter (many of these sites have
since been destroyed – ironically, to make way for the Cité du
Multimédia). We asked a very young Charlotte Laurier if she
wouldn’t mind being our “model”. She came with her friend
François Gourd.
I recall a very pleasant shoot where we improvised easily, in places
that Claude and I had previously scouted out. The editing process was
undertaken – a rare thing – in absolute consensus, since every cut had
been decided by both of us, jointly, sometimes after very long and
lively discussions that were full of the joy of creating together.
This
film has never been screened outside of the UQAM; we didn’t ask anyone
anything before we used Mark Isham’s music.
credits
with Charlotte Laurier and François Gourd
camera, editing and eveything:
Claude Fafard and Jeanne Crépeau
music
Mark Isham, ECM
UQAM 1985
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