Les ordres (1974)
En octobre 1970, suite aux revendications et actes terroristes du Front de libération du Québec (FLQ), le gouvernement canadien adopte la Loi des mesures de guerre pour rétablir la loi et l'ordre. Cette mesure mènera à l'arrestation arbitraire d'environ 500 personnes, contre lesquelles aucune accusation ne sera portée. Le film suit cinq personnages fictifs durant cet épisode de l'histoire québécoise.
Directeur: Michel Brault
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Hélène Loiselle as Marie Boudreau |
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Jean Lapointe as Clermont Boudreau |
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Guy Provost as Dr. Jean-Marie Beauchemin |
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Claude Gauthier as Richard Lavoie |
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Louise Forestier as Claudette Dusseault |
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Michel Forget as Policeman |
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Louise Pratte as Louise Boudreau |
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Martine Pratte as Martine Boudreau |
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Monique Pratte as Monique Boudreau |
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Amulette Garneau as Mrs. Thibault, The Neighbour |
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Louise Latraverse as Claire Beauchemin |
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Sophie Clément as Ginette Lavoie |
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Esther Auger as Esther |
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Claire Richard as Mrs. Vézina |
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J. Léo Gagnon as The Grocer |
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José Rettino as The Foreman |
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J.-Maurice Gélinas as Maurice |
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Roger Garand as M. Martineau |
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Philippe Robert as Policeman |
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Gilbert Comtois as Policeman |
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Denis André as Policeman |
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Pat Gagnon as Policeman |
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Jean Dubost as Policeman |
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Jean-Pierre Matte as Prison's Guardian |
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Michel Pasquier as Policeman |
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Jean-Pierre Légaré as Policeman |
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René Jourdain as Policeman |
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Jean-Pierre Cartier as Prison's Guardian |
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Serge Destrempes as Prison's Guardian |
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Jacques Martin as Prison's Guardian |
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Louis Mathieu as Prison's Guardian |
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Vincent Roberge as Prison's Guardian |
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Thérèse Morange as Prison's Guardian |
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Barbara Page as Prison's Guardian |
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Madeleine Pageau as Prison's Guardian |
| Directing | Michel Brault | Director |
| Camera | François Protat | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Michel Brault | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Yves Dion | Editor |
| Writing | Michel Brault | Writer |
| Production | Gui Caron | Associate Producer |
