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| Title: | YES SIR! MADAME... |
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| Title year: | 1994 |
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| Original dialogue(s): | French |
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| Running time: | 75 min sec |
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| Copyright: | Coopérative de Production Vidéoscopique de Montréal |
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| Description: | In his living room, Earl Tremblay gives commentary on a home movie whose reels he changes on a regular basis: the film of his life. The son of a Francophone father and Anglophone mother, he tells his life story through the dual words of his ancestry. From the shores of the Gaspé to the jungles of Montreal, Earl bears witness to his fundamental duality, his Canadian “schizophrénie” which he carries like a torch burning within him. |
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| Director(s): | Robert Morin | |
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| Screen writer(s): | Robert Morin | |
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| Producer(s): | Lorraine Dufour | |
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| Editor(s): | Robert Morin | |
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| Photography: | Robert Morin | |
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| Location sound mixer(s): | Robert Morin | |
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| Lorraine Dufour | |
| Release: | unknown/inconnu | November 30, 1994 |
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