Quand je serai parti... vous vivrez encore (1999)
Le film se déroule en 1838, en plein coeur du conflit entre les habitants français du Bas-Canada et les occupants anglais. À l'automne de la même année, François-Xavier Bouchard et plusieurs de ses compatriotes sont capturés. Jugés par un tribunal militaire, 12 patriotes sont pendus devant la porte de la prison, sous les yeux horrifiés de leurs compagnons. Pendant plusieurs mois, des dizaines d'autres patriotes, eux aussi condamnés à mort, attendent dans l'angoisse une exécution qui ne viendra jamais. Le film est inspiré des journaux authentiques de ceux qui vécurent ces évenements.
Directeur: Michel Brault
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Francis Reddy as François-Xavier Bouchard |
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David Boutin as Chevalier de Lorimier |
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Micheline Lanctôt as Rose-Aimee Bouchard |
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Claude Gauthier as Thomas Bouchard |
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Rosalier Dumontier as Marguerite Neveux |
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Emmanuel Bilodeau as Henri Brien |
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Sylvain Landry as Drummond |
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Philippe Lambert as Joseph Duquet |
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Stéphane Simard as Amable Daunais |
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Pierre Lebeau as Francois Nicolas |
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Robert Bouvier as Charles Hindenlang |
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Roc LaFortune as Pierre-Rémi Narbonne |
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Julian Casey as John O'Connor |
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James Bradford as Sir James Colborne |
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Sébastien Gauthier as Thomas Bouchard (1808) |
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Martin Larocque as Tourne-clefs (1808) |
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Frank Fontaine as Directeur de la prison (1808) |
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Guy Héroux as Bourreau (1808) |
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Sean Devine as Major Denny |
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Sylvain Bélanger as Prisonnier-Espion |
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Louise Mauffette as Grand-mère Bouchard |
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Victoria Maher as Blanche Bouchard |
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Suzanne Clément as Angèle Bouchard |
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Paul Hébert as Grand-père Bouchard |
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Francis Boyer as Damien Bouchard |
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Hugolin Chevrette as Médéric Bouchard |
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Noel Burton as Lord Durham |
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Steve Gendron as Vendeur de journaux |
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Zachary Toupin as Vandale |
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Alain Vandelac as Vandale |
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Patrick Boyer-Poulin as Gardien-patriote |
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Jean-Emery Gagnon as Narcisse Cardinal |
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Bibi Burton as Lady Durham |
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Louis De Santis as Curé |
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Marilyn Perreault as Soeur de Duquet |
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Alexandre Mérineau as Antoine |
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Bernard Tanguay as Vicaire |
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Sylvain Rocheleau as Philippe Hébert |
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Diego Thornton as Patriote mourant |
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Peter Farbridge as Wetherall |
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Sylvie Potvin as Madame Neveux |
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Pierre Harel as Monsieur Neveux |
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Renée Devirieux-Ristelle as Grand-mère Neveux |
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Benoît Dagenais as Homme délirant |
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Alex Bisping as Indicateur de Denny |
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André Brunet as Violoneux |
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Marie-Claude Lefebvre as Soeur du violoneux |
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Matt Holland as Officier anglais |
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Frayne McCarthy as Soldat anglais |
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James Rae as Cavalier-convoi |
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Jordan Anderson as Cornemuse écossais |
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Martin Kevan as Civil |
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Gilles Paul Pilon as Civil |
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Jean-Robert Bourdage as Geôlier Saint-Ours |
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Alan Fawcett as Directeur de la prison |
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Tedd Dillon as Gardien de prison |
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Rémi Laurin-Ouellette as Sourd-muet |
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Jacques-Henri Gagnon as Aumônier |
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Terrence Labrosse as Marchand anglais |
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Walter Massey as Marchand anglais |
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Tom Rack as Marchand anglais |
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Arthur Holden as Greffier |
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Philip Pretten as Membre du tribunal |
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David Francis as Juge Clitherow |
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Martin Sims as Traducteur |
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Claude Lemieux as Mondelet |
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Art Kitching as Aide de camp de Colborne |
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Robert Higden as Foule (tribunal) |
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Réal Houle as Foule (tribunal) |
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Jacques Morin as Foule (tribunal) |
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David Schaap as Foule (tribunal) |
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Paul Mackan as Charles Deway Day |
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Stéphane Breton as Maheu |
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John Keyworth as Adam Thom |
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Julie-Anne Richard as Henriette De Lorimier |
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Mike Chute as Bourreau |
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Daniel Richard Giverin as (voix) |
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Laurence Guichaoua as (voix) |
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Marcel Jeannin as (voix) |
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Maxime Lesiège as (voix) |
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Simon Peacock as (voix) |
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Patriq Chenier as Patriote (uncredited) |
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Jessica Malka as Fille de Duquet (uncredited) |
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Dennis St John as Lord Russell (uncredited) |
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| Production | Anouk Brault | Producer |
| Production | Claudio Luca | Producer |
| Camera | Sylvain Brault | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Daniel Arié | Editor |
| Production | Catherine Didelot | Casting |
| Production | Brigitte Singher | Casting |
| Art | Louise-Marie Beauchamp | Art Direction |
| Art | Marie-Claude Gosselin | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Nicoletta Massone | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Marie-France Cardinal | Key Hair Stylist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Serge Morache | Key Hair Stylist |
| Production | Lucie Bouliane | Production Manager |
| Production | Marie-Hélène Coutu | Unit Manager |
| Directing | Louis Bolduc | First Assistant Director |
| Directing | Étienne La Palme | Assistant Director |
| Directing | Jean-Sébastien Lord | Assistant Director |
| Directing | Nathalie Tremblay | Assistant Director |
| Directing | Pierre Pirozzi | Assistant Director |
| Art | Francis Back | Storyboard Artist |
| Art | Patrice Bengle | Property Master |
| Art | Mario Racicot | Props |
| Sound | Daniel A. Vermette | Sound |
| Sound | Alice Wright | Sound |
| Sound | Sylvain Arseneault | Sound Recordist |
| Sound | François Grenon | Boom Operator |
| Crew | Marc Désourdy | Stunts |
| Camera | Alain Brouillette | Key Grip |
| Lighting | Claude Fortier | Gaffer |
| Camera | Serge Hughes | Clapper Loader |
| Camera | Maarten Kroonenburg | Focus Puller |
| Camera | Jeff Nichol | Best Boy Grip |
| Production | Jean-François Aubin | Production Assistant |
| Production | Daniel Boudreau | Production Assistant |
| Production | Pierre Cheminat | Production Office Coordinator |
| Production | Sofie Handfield | Production Coordinator |
| Sound | Claude Dubois | Songs |
| Sound | Martin Laliberté | Songs |
| Crew | Daniel Boudreau | Driver |
| Crew | Andrée Roy | Driver |
| Writing | Michel Brault | Writer |
| Directing | Michel Brault | Director |
| Sound | François Dompierre | Original Music Composer |
