Québec-Montréal (2002)

Réalisateur:

Ricardo Trogi

Scénaristes:

Jean-Phillipe Pearson (writer)
Patrice Robitaille (writer)
(suite)

Date de sortie:

octobre 2002 (Canada)

Genre:

Comedie | Romance

Accroche:

L'homme est de feu, la femme est d'étoupe et le diable vient qui souffle en croupe

Plot Keywords:

Run Out Of Gas | Sunglasses | Friend | Gas Station | Highway

Récompenses:

6 wins & 8 nominations

Avis des utilisateurs:

Entertaining road-movie

Ensemble

Patrice Robitaille	...	Rob
Jean-Phillipe Pearson	...	J.P.
Stéphane Breton	...	Rivard
François Létourneau	...	Cossette
Isabelle Blais	...	Katherine
Julie LeBreton	...	Julie
Pierre-François Legendre	...	Pierre-François
Tony Conte	...	Demers
Patrick Baby	...	Pelletier
Benoît Gouin	...	Michel Gauvin 'Mike Gauvin'
Brigitte St-Aubin	...	Mylène
reste de la distribution par ordre alphabétique:
Alexandrine Agostini	...	Comptable
Bernard Arene	...	Remorqueur
Melanie Beaulne	...	Réceptionniste
Linda Gagné	...	Comptable
Marie-Ginette Guay	...	Ghisèle
Dana Klyszejko	...	Baby
Catherine La Haye	...	Johanne
François L'Écuyer	...	Orignal
Marc Poirier	...	Ken
Geneviève Rochette	...	Maitre Benoît
Catherine-Anne Toupin	...	Femme sportive
Ricardo Trogi	...	Agent de la SQ
Norman Yap	...	Comptable

Réalisé par
Ricardo Trogi

Scénaristes (dans l'ordre alphabétique)
Jean-Phillipe Pearson		writer
Patrice Robitaille		writer
Ricardo Trogi		writer

Produit par
Nicole Robert	....	producer
Richard Speer	....	associate producer

Musique originale
Nathalie Boileau
Pierre Desrochers

Image
Steve Asselin

Montage
Yvann Thibaudeau

Distribution des rôles
Michel Labelle

Création des décors
Patrice Gagné

Direction artistique
Pierre Riopel

Création des costumes
Anne-Karine Gauthier

Maquillage
Jocelyne Bellemare	....	makeup artist
Nathalie Garon	....	hair stylist
Kathy Kelso	....	makeup assistant
Christel Piazzolla	....	assistant hair stylist
Jacquie Rahal	....	hair stylist (as Jackie Rahal)

Directeur de production
Martine Beauchemin	....	production manager
Maurice Forget	....	unit manager
Elisabeth-Ann Gimber	....	post-production supervisor
Michel Leroux	....	assistant unit manager
Geoffrey Patenaude	....	post-production supervisor (as Geoffroy S. Patenaude)

Assistant réalisateur
Bruno Bazin	....	first assistant director
Anabelle Berkani	....	third assistant director
Guillaume Lozeau	....	trainee assistant director
Laurence Mercier	....	second assistant director

Département Art
Rosemary Arroyave	....	graphic artist
Julie Dufour	....	storyboard artist
Stéphane Montmorency	....	property master

Technicien du son
Mathieu Beaudin	....	sound effects editor
Gregory Bolduc	....	assistant sound mixer
Luc Boudrias	....	sound re-recording mixer
Hugo Callegari	....	boom operator
Jocelyn Caron	....	adr foley recordist
Jocelyn Caron	....	post-synchronization
Véronique Gabillaud	....	sound
Nicolas Gagnon	....	assistant foley artist
Daniela Jung	....	sound mixer coordinator
Thomas Kodros	....	stereo sound consultant: Dolby
Benoit Leduc	....	foley recordist
Benoit Leduc	....	post-synchronization
Tchae Measroch	....	foley artist
Guy Pelletier	....	dialogue editor
Jean-François Sauvé	....	assistant sound effects
Benoit Touchette	....	post-production sound coordinator
Raymond Vermette	....	sound
Raymond Vermette	....	supervising sound editor
Michael Willis	....	assistant dialogue editor

Visual Effects
Luc Julien	....	digital compositor
Louis Paré	....	digital compositor

Caméra et Département Electrique
Jean-François Abran	....	electrician
Yves Arseneau	....	best boy
Yves Arseneau	....	electrician
Sophie Beauchemin	....	trainee assistant camera
Eric Bensoussan	....	first assistant camera
Bertrand Calmeau	....	still photographer
Marie-Claude Coté	....	second assistant camera (as Marie-Claude Côté)
Bertrand Dupuis	....	key grip
Julie Garceau	....	video assist operator
Antoine Grenier	....	grip
Sébastien Gros	....	camera operator
François Le Goarant de Tromelin	....	remote camera operator
Simon Madore	....	grip
Yves Ouimet	....	generator operator
Marc-André Thibeault	....	grip
James Zubilewich	....	gaffer

Département Casting
Julie Breton	....	extras casting

Département Costume et garde-Robe
Josée Philibert	....	wardrobe supervisor

Dpartement Editorial
Linda Bourgeois	....	negative cutter
Jim Campabanal	....	negative cutter (as Jim Scampabadal)
Yannick Carrier	....	assistant editor
Genevieve Clermont	....	assistant post-production coordinator
Julie Fontaine	....	colorist
Stéfanie Guadagnino	....	assistant editor
Arthur Montreuil	....	color timer
Louis-Martin Paradis	....	assistant editor
Nicole St-Pierre	....	post-production coordinator

Divers
Olivier Barzic	....	production assistant
Sandra Borromeo	....	production coordinator
Kamal Chbani	....	administrator
Marcel Cloutier	....	location manager
Sylvain Couture	....	accountant
Krie Erin Daniel-Prévost	....	production assistant
Nicolas Lemieux	....	production assistant
Martin Monette	....	production assistant
Elizabeth Tremblay	....	script supervisor

Companies de production

• Go Films

Distributeurs

• Alliance Atlantis Communications
• Vivafilm

Technicien des effets spéciaux

• Big Bang FX/Animation Inc. (digital visual effects)

Autres Companies

• Cine-Byte Imaging  film scanning and recording
• Locations Michel Trudel  camera and electric equipment
• Vision Globale  video dailies

Durée:

Canada:104 min

Pays:

Canada

Langue:

Français

Couleur:

Couleur

Classification:

Canada:14A

Lieux de tournage:

Autoroute 20, Québec, Canada

Société:

Go Films

Bande son:

The Last Day of Our Acquaintance

Entertaining road-movie

This low-budget road-movie tackles men-women relationships with humor, drama and a lot of dialogue, which the young, mostly unknown actors deliver marvelously. Interestingly enough, this story, which mostly takes place inside cars, is very entertaining, with many different views on it's subject (through all the main characters) and a sometimes thoughtful dramatic foundation which brings every thread of the story together wonderfully at the end, shaping the fragile balance between companionship and division with a song by Sinéad O'Connor: 'This Is The Last Day of Our Acquaintance'. Funny, original and more clever than it might first appear to be.