L'Homme aux oiseaux (1952)
Staged in old Québec City, this film is about a rebel against the time-clock, whose hobby was snaring birds but whose dream was to escape the bonds of domesticity. A kindly satire of the dreamer in every man, the film is also a memorable portrait of Québec, the "Grande Dame" of Canadian cities.
Directors: Bernard Devlin, Jean Palardy.
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Maurice Beaupré as |
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Rene Constantineau as |
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Camille Fournier as |
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Roger Lebel as |
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Annette Leclerc as |
| Directing | Bernard Devlin | Director |
| Directing | Jean Palardy | Director |
| Writing | Roger Lemelin | Writer |
| Sound | Joseph Champagne | Sound |
| Sound | Maurice Blackburn | Music |
| Production | Guy Glover | Producer |
| Crew | Grant McLean | Cinematography |
| Editing | Douglas Tunstell | Editor |