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| Title: | 15 FÉVRIER 1839 |
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| Title year: | 2000 |
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| Original dialogue(s): | French |
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| Version(s): | EST |
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| Running time: | 115 min sec |
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| Description: | After the 1837-1838 uprising of the French in Lower Canada, a number of patriots were taken prisoner by the British army. Some are exiled and others are sentenced to death. This film relates the last 24 hours of Marie-Thomas Chevalier de Lorimier as well as four of his fellow patriots. |
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| Director(s): | Pierre Falardeau | |
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| Screen writer(s): | Pierre Falardeau | |
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| Actor(s): | Luc Picard | | |
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| Sylvie Drapeau | | |
| Frédéric Gilles | | |
| Pierre Rivard | | |
| Mario Bard | | |
| Yvon Barrette | | |
| Denis Trudel | | |
| Luc Proulx | | |
| Stéphane F. Jacques | | |
| Benoît Dagenais | | |
| Jean Guy | | |
| Jean-François Blanchard | | |
| Martin Dubreuil | | |
| Roch Castonguay | | |
| Jerry Snell | | |
| Julien Poulin | | |
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| Producer(s): | Bernadette Payeur | |
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| Associate producers(s): | Marc Daigle | |
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| Editor(s): | Claudy Palardy | |
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| Musician(s): | Jean St-Jacques | |
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| Photography: | Alain Dostie | |
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| Support: | S35mm Col 2.35:1 'Scope |
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| Release: | Montréal (Parisien, Centre Eaton - EST) | January 26, 2001 |
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| Gatineau 9 and Hull (StarCité) | February 15, 2001 |
| Location(s): | Saint-Eustache |
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| Québec (QC) |
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| Studio: | National Film Board/Office National du Film |
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| Laboratory: | Covitec Inc. |
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