Confessionals

200423 min 28 secFilm: Documentary

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Direction: Paul Émile d'Entremont

Production: Jacques TurgeonCécile Chevrier (Phare Est)

Script: Paul Émile d'Entremont

Co-produced by the National Film Board of Canada and Phare-Est Productions with financial support from Heritage Canada through the Interdepartmental Partnership with the Official-Language Communities (IPOLC), with the collaboration of CBC Atlantic Region, and the participation of New Brunswick Film.

At one time, people went to confession to reveal their secrets. Nowadays, they head to television studios, classrooms, support groups, even chat rooms. This documentary by Paul Émile d'Entremont explores the lives of men and women who all have something to confess. Why, though, are they baring their souls in public?

Subject categories


  • Psychology and Psychiatry > Emotional LifeIndividual in Society
  • Media and Communication > InternetMedia IssuesTelevision Broadcasting and Production

Credits


research
Paul Émile d'Entremont
writer
Paul Émile d'Entremont
director
Paul Émile d'Entremont
producer
Jacques Turgeon
Cécile Chevrier
participant
Claude H. Comeau
Claude G. Comeau
Claire Lamarche
Lucie Babineau
Monette Boudreau
Irène Clement
Claudette Babineau
Dominique Gallant
cameraman
François Vincelette
sound recordist
Georges Hannan
Marie-France Delagrave
production manager
Gilles Losier
assistant production manager
Denise Leblanc
editor
Marie Hamelin
sound design
Chris Goguen
re-recording
Chris Goguen
music performer
Measha Brueggergosman-Lee
Peter Togni
original music
Jean-François Mallet
narrator
Samuel Chiasson
online editor
L. Steve Dawson
titles
L. Steve Dawson
credits
L. Steve Dawson
technical support - editing
Phyllis Lewis
editing studio
Studio Acadie, ONF
sound studio
Studio RévoluSon
research assistant
Claire Hodge
subtitles
Kathleen Fleming
product manager
Mia Desroches
administrator
Johanne Dubuc
administrative staff
Colette Allain
Marie-Josée Lavoie
technical coordinator
Brigitte Sénéchal
Marysol Moran
line production
Murielle Rioux-Poirier

Awards


  • Best Acadian Film (ex aequo with Timine et Brossette) - with a cash prize of 1,000$International Francophone Film Festival in Acadie