Canadian writer and director Claude Jutra delivered his masterpiece with this "coming of age" drama. The portrait of a small mining town and its people through the eyes of a young orphan boy. Jutra's background in documentary helps his naturalistic approach to this film which is simple yet profound, full of small wonders without a false beat. Jutra has assembled a top notch cast and crew for a film considered the greatest Canadian film of all time. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Mon Oncle Antoine
Canadian writer and director Claude Jutra delivered his masterpiece with this "coming of age" drama. The portrait of a small mining town and its people through the eyes of a young orphan boy. Jutra's background in documentary helps his naturalistic approach to this film which is simple yet profound, full of small wonders without a false beat. Jutra has assembled a top notch cast and crew for a film considered the greatest Canadian film of all time. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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