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Aurore ()


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After her mother's sudden death, Aurore Gagnon is abused by her disturbed stepmother as her town remains in the silence followed by her death. Based on a true story.

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Aurore Gagnon (10 years)
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Télésphore Gagnon
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Marie-Anne Gagnon
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Curé Leduc
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Oréus Mailhot
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Marie-Anne Caron
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Marie-Jeanne Gagnon (12 ans)
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Aurore Gagnon (6 ans)
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Nérée Caron
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Arzélie Caron
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Exilda Lemay
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Adjutor Gagnon
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Arcadius Lemay
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Alphonse Chandonnet
Alain Boucher
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L'Évêque
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Véronique Caron
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Dr. Andronic Lafond
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Soeur Anna
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Mère Supérieure
Noel Burton ...
Me. Fitzpatrick
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Madame Mailhot
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Religieuse
Guillaume Archambault-Lelièvre ...
Trèflé
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Arthur Leboeuf
Ron Bellavance ...
Policier no. 2
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Ouvrier no. 3 (Joseph)
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Mademoiselle Elmire
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Napoléon Gagnon
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Séverine Gagnon (as Sylvie K. Bouchard)
Simon-Olivier Bourbonnais-Mayrand ...
Poupon Joseph
Mélodie Brisebois ...
Bouquetière
Martin Champagne ...
Ouvrier no. 2 (Victor)
Félix Chevalier ...
Georges-Étienne (2 ans)
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Gédéon Gagnon
Alexandre Compagna ...
Roméo
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Gérard à marâtre (10 ans)
Sidney Descary ...
Géard à marâtre (5 ans 1 / 2)
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Mari de Véronique
Olivier Deveault ...
Écolier no. 12
Alex Dicintio ...
Gérard à marâtre (3 ans 1 / 2)
Yves Drapeau ...
Fulgence
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Écolière no. 5 (as Ludivine Dubé-Reding)
Romane Dumesnil ...
Lucina (3 ans)
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Écolière no. 4
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Simon
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Louise Lord
Sarah-Annie Hegarty ...
Marie-Jeanne (13-21 mois)
Jordan Jacques ...
Gérard à marâtre (8 ans)
Kevin Labrecque ...
Écolier no. 9
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Jeune garçon no. 2
Alexandra Lamoureux ...
Lucina (5 ans)
Tristan Lamy-Canuel ...
Écolier no. 13
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Ouvrier no. 4 (Batiste)
Claudia Lareau ...
Écolière no. 7
Maude Lauzon Villiard ...
Voisine de classe
Pamela Laviolette ...
Écolière no. 6
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Religieuse no. 2 (as Véronique Leclerc)
Jacob Leduc ...
Joseph (2 ans 1 / 2)
Sylvain Legault ...
Policier no. 1
Philippe Lescarbeau ...
Écolier no. 14
Marili Levac ...
Angéline Nault
Isabelle Lindenberger ...
Écolière no. 1
David M. Fleury ...
Écolier no. 10
Julien Marchand-Desranleau ...
Écolier no. 11
Juliette Mondoux-Fournier ...
Écolière no. 2
Tristan Nadeau ...
Enfant de choeur
Jean-René Paulin ...
Procureur
Magalie Perron Kurdika ...
Fillette d'honneur
Émile Pichette ...
Enfant marâtre no. 4
Joseph Pichette ...
Enfant marâtre no. 3
Michael Plante ...
Enfant marâtre no. 6
Sylvain Rocheleau ...
Ouvrier no. 1 (Rosaire)
Antoine Roussel ...
Georges-Étienne (4 ans 1 / 2)
Ron Savage ...
Bagarreur
Daphnée Sébilleau ...
Écolière no. 3
Kimberly St-Pierre King ...
Écolière no. 8
Philippe Wéris ...
Quatrième homme
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Sylvano Harvey ...
Le Soldat

Directed by

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Luc Dionne

Written by

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Luc Dionne ... ()
 
André Mathieu ... (novel)

Produced by

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Daniel Louis ... producer
Denise Robert ... producer

Music by

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Michel Cusson

Cinematography by

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Louis de Ernsted

Editing by

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Isabelle Dedieu

Editorial Department

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Thaddée Bertrand ... assistant editor
Marie-Hélène Bourget ... digital intermediate technician
Mathieu Bérubé ... assistant editor (as Mathieu Berube)
Yannick Carrier ... assistant editor / conform & on-line edit
Pierre Guérin ... digital intermediate engineer
Marc Lussier ... digital intermediate colorist
Arthur Montreuil ... film color timer
Marie-Eve Talbot ... assistant editor

Casting By

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Lucie Robitaille

Production Design by

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Michel Proulx

Art Direction by

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Marc Ricard

Set Decoration by

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Francine Danis
Claude Leclair

Costume Design by

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Francesca Chamberland

Makeup Department

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Nathalie Garon ... assistant hair stylist
C.J. Goldman ... special makeup effects artist
Manon Joly ... assistant hair stylist
Lizane La Salle ... assistant makeup artist
Christine Larocque ... wig maker
Adrien Morot ... key special makeup effects artist
Johanne Paiement ... key hair stylist
Diane Simard ... key makeup artist

Production Management

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Hélène Grimard ... production manager
Stéphane Jacques ... unit manager
Georges Jardon ... post-production supervisor (as George Jardon)
Christian Ménard ... assistant unit manager
Jaime Tobon ... assistant unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Alexandre Bernard ... third assistant director
Harvey Drouelle ... additional third assistant director
Eric Parenteau ... first assistant director
Lucie Pelletier ... second assistant director

Art Department

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François Gascon ... assistant property master
Daniel Huysmans ... property master
Marie-Claude L'Heureux ... art department coordinator
Simone Leclerc ... property master
Lucie Simone Tremblay ... set designer (as Lucie Tremblay)

Sound Department

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Jo Caron ... adr foley recordist (as Jocelyn Caron)
Guy Francoeur ... foley artist
Marie-Claude Gagné ... sound designer / sound effects editor
Pierre Laroche ... assistant sound re-recording engineer
Francis Péloquin ... boom operator
Philippe Scultety ... sound mixer

Special Effects by

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Normand Gobeille ... special effects technician
Guillaume Murray ... special effects coordinator
Sebastien Roussel ... pyrotechnician

Visual Effects by

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Michaël Bentitou ... modeler
Marc Bourbonnais ... 3D lead technical director: Hybride
Matthieu Chatelier ... digital compositor
Anouk Deveault-Moreau ... visual effects coordinator: Hybride
Mathieu Dupuis ... lead digital compositor: Hybride
Jean-Francois Houde ... post production assistant: Hybride
Joseph Kasparian ... lead digital textures and lighting
May Leung ... digital effects animator: Hybride
Richard Martin ... visual effects supervisor: Hybride
Yanick Wilisky ... computer graphics supervisor: Hybride
Gabriel Tremblay-Beauvais ... digital artist (uncredited)

Stunts

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Marc Désourdy ... stunt coordinator
Martin Williams ... stunt rigger

Camera and Electrical Department

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Stéphane de Ernsted ... key grip
Mathieu Décary ... additional first assistant camera
Michel Girard ... focus puller
Guillaume Parisien ... second assistant camera
Richard Paré ... electrician
Pierre Provost ... gaffer
Nicole Rivelli ... still photographer

Casting Department

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Carole Dionne ... extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Maryse Papineau ... assistant wardrobe mistress

Location Management

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Kim De Pietro ... location manager
Corine Trudel ... assistant location manager

Music Department

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François Arbour ... music mixer
Martin Laniel ... music editor

Script and Continuity Department

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Joëlle Lambert ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Ariane Benmergui ... production secretary
Jean-Francois Hall ... figurant
Sofie Handfield ... production coordinator
Louise Larocque ... craft service
Sylvie Laurin ... production accountant
Marjolaine Perron ... assistant production accountant

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

The year is 1909. In the village of Sainte-Philomène de Fortierville, Marie-Anne Caron, wife to Télésphore Gagnon, gives birth to their second daughter, Aurore. The child grows up in a loving and happy family, but in 1918 her mother dies of tuberculosis. Shortly afterward, Télésphore Gagnon decides to remarry, having fallen under the spell of his beautiful cousin, Marie-Anne Houde. Marie-Anne is not the devoted stepmother everyone takes her to be, however. Following the death of Aurore, a coroner's inquest reveals that the young girl died of blood poisoning, brought on by the horrific abuse she suffered at the hands of her stepmother. The sensational trial which followed these revelations had a profound and lasting impact on Québec society. "Aurore" depicts an almost-forgotten period and social milieu of Québec's history, finally giving voice to those who, at the time, knew what was going on but preferred to remain silent. Written by Anonymous

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Also Known As
  • 晨曦中的女孩 (China, Mandarin title)
  • Аврора (Ukraine)
  • Аврора (Russia)
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Runtime
  • 115 min
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Budget CAD7,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia The real Aurore Gagnon was born in 1909 and died on 12 February 1920. She is buried in the Sainte-Philomène de Fortierville cemetery, a small town located a few miles from Québec City, Québec. See more »
Movie Connections Version of La petite Aurore l'enfant martyre (1952). See more »

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