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| Year of prod. |
2004 |
| Running time |
21 min. 57 sec. |
| Type |
Fiction drama |
| Director |
Simon Lavoie |
| Script |
Simon Lavoie,
Mathieu Moreau |
| Production |
Metafilms |
| Producers |
Simon Lavoie,
Sylvain Corbeil,
Pascal Bascaron |
| DOP |
Michel Caron |
| Sound |
Éloi Amesse |
| Editor |
Mathieu L. Denis |
| Actors |
Pierre Rivard,
Eugénie Beaudry |
| Versions |
French,
French with english subtitles |
| Financial
contributions |
| NFB |
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 Instead of giving
money to a young homeless girl, a man invites her for a coffee at his place. Until dawn,
these two strangers will get to know each other a little…
Director's biofilmography:
Simon Lavoie studies cinema and screenplay writing at UQAM
(2002). During his studies, he directs a few shorts, notably Sanguine in 2001. In
2003, he delivers Nearness (Corps étrangers) which is awarded with the 2003 AQCC
"best short" prize and nominated for the "Jutra" award 2004 in that
same category. In May 2004, he directs Until Dawn, which is also nominated for
the "best short" Jutra award. In August 2004, he also shot in 35mm another short
fiction, Une Chapelle Blanche. |
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Nominated at the Jutra
Awards 2005
- Rendez-vous du cinéma
québécois 2005
- Saguenay International Short Film Festival 2005
- Worldwide Short Film Festival 2005 (Toronto)
- At the Paraloeil Theatre on november 7, 2006 |
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