Film romancé sur la vie du poète québécois Émile Nelligan, qui met l'accent sur sa relation trouble avec sa mère et ses rapports avec le père Seers, un imprimeur érudit, à travers les moments les plus déterminants de sa vie.
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Marc St. Pierre | ... |
Émile Nelligan / jeune-young
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Michel Comeau | ... |
Émile / son
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Lorraine Pintal | ... |
Émilie / mother
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Luc Morissette | ... |
David / father
(as Luc Morrissette)
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Gabriel Arcand | ... |
Père / Father Seers
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David La Haye | ... |
Arthur de Bussières
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Dominique Leduc | ... |
Idola St-Jean
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Andrée Lachapelle | ... |
Robertine Barry
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Marthe Turgeon | ... |
Mme St-Jean
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Isabelle Cyr | ... |
Eva Nelligan
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Lysane Gendron | ... |
Gertrude Nelligan
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Jean-François Casabonne | ... |
Charles Gill
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Patrick Goyette | ... |
Joseph Melançon
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Christian Bégin | ... |
Jean Charbonneau
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Luc Picard | ... |
Gonzalgue Deslauriers
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Martin Drainville | ... |
Albert Ferland
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Gilles Pelletier | ... |
M. Fréchette
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Denise Filiatrault | ... |
Mère / mother supérieure
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Jean-Louis Millette | ... |
Archevêque
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Aubert Pallascio | ... |
Dr. Brennan
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Brigitte Marchand | ... |
Chanteuse chez Barry
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Dominique Pétin | ... |
Femme garçonne
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Agnès Zacharie | ... |
Femme enfant
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Walter Massey | ... |
Lord Van Horne
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Margaret McBearty | ... |
Lucille Lemoyne
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Guy Jodoin | ... |
Ernest Martel
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Jean-Michel Henry | ... |
Marin
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Jerry Snell | ... |
Marin
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Rodrigue Proteau | ... |
Marin
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Gary Boudreault | ... |
Marin
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Martine Beaulne | ... |
La religieuse
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Paul Cagelet | ... |
Le nain / Little person
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José Malette | ... |
L'homme au cachot
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Claude Chouinard | ... |
Président de l'école
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Marc-André Belanger | ... |
Le violoniste
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Yves Hamel | ... |
Le locataire
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Michel Leroux | ... |
Domestique Hector
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Emmanuelle Beaugrand-Champagne | ... |
Domestique Josette
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André Lacoste | ... |
Le passant
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Marie Bernard | ... |
Pianiste chez Barry
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Jean-François Beaudet | ... |
Jeune soliste
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Real Gauthier | ... |
L'organiste
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Marc-André Grondin | ... |
Enfant (cathédrale)
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Directed by
Robert Favreau |
Written by
Robert Favreau | ... | () |
Aude Nantais | ... | () |
Claude Poissant | ... | () |
Jean-Joseph Tremblay | ... | () |
Produced by
Doris Girard | ... | associate producer: ONF |
Robert Seze | ... | executive producer |
Marie-Andrée Vinet | ... | executive producer / producer |
Music by
Marie Bernard |
Cinematography by
Guy Dufaux |
Editing by
Hélène Girard |
Production Design by
Louise Jobin |
Costume Design by
François Laplante |
Makeup Department
Kathryn Casault | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
Muriel Lizé | ... | production manager |
Sound Department
Serge Beauchemin | ... | sound |
Myriam Poirier | ... | sound |
Camera and Electrical Department
Carla Clarke | ... | second assistant camera |
Robert Courtemanche | ... | best boy grip |
Sylvaine Dufaux | ... | first assistant camera |
Pierric Jouvante | ... | electrician |
Luc Laflamme | ... | electrician |
Nathalie Moliavko-Visotzky | ... | camera operator |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Gisèle Garneau | ... | key dresser |
Additional Crew
Christian Fluet | ... | production accountant |
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Plot Summary |
In late 19th century Montréal, young Émile Nelligan devotes himself to poetry, to the bewilderment of friends and family. He has a troubled relationship with his overprotective mother and is in open conflict with his father. Father Seers, a printer and scholar, encourages him, but his worsening mental state soon lands him in the asylum where he will spend the rest of his days. |
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Trivia | The movie was criticized mainly on two things: the questionable incestuous relationship between Nelligan and his mother Emilie, and the suspicion of his homosexuality, as he had neutral feelings for Idola St-Jean, and hanging out with Arthur de Bussières, presumably gay since he prostituted himself for passing sailors. See more » |