Les sauf-conduits (1991)
A passionate and unpredictable film about three characters in love, Les Sauf-conduits explores the tenuous balance between friendship and romantic love. When three friends set out to break the world’s egg-tossing record, their relationships become increasingly entangled and complicated. In her arresting first film, director Manon Briand crafts poetic images that are striking, fresh and occasionally quirky, and elicits uncannily natural performances from her actors. Les Sauf-conduits garnered several awards on the festival circuit, including the award for Best Canadian Short Film at the 1992 Festival of Festivals (now the Toronto International Film Festival®) and Golden Sheaf Awards for Best Director and Best Film at the Yorkton Film Festival.
Director: Manon Briand
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Julie Lavergne as |
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Patrick Goyette as |
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Luc Picard as |
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Yves Pelletier as |
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Claude Poissant as |
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Rodrigue Jean as |
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Geneviève Legault as |
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Richard Mondoux as |
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Marie-Ève Pion as |
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Vincent Mondoux as |
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Claudine Paquette as |
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Geoffroy Gosselin as |
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Nicolas Moumouris as |
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François Turcotte as |
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David Gaucher as |
| Directing | Manon Briand | Director |
| Writing | Manon Briand | Writer |
| Sound | Pierre Messier | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Yves Bélanger | Director of Photography |
