Réjeanne padovani

Director Denys Arcand
Year 1973
Run Time 94min
Genre Drama
A biting social satire about a highway developer who throws a fancy dinner party to celebrate the opening of a new highway, with many important politicians, judges and movers-and-shakers in attendance.

Director

Denys Arcand

A Companion of the Order of Canada, Arcand is an icon of Canadian and Quebecois cinema, and his work has earned him four Academy Award Nominations, including for Best Foreign Film which he won in 2004 for Les invasions barbares. In 1986, his film Le Déclin de l'empire américain became the highest grossing film in Quebec, and his iconic Jésus de Montréal won 12 Genie Awards in 1990. He has also worked in English, directing Love and Human Remains in 1993 and Stardom in 2000.

Writers

Denys Arcand, Jacques Benoit

Cast

J. Leo Gagnon, Jean Lajeunesse, Luce Guilbeault, Therese Cadorette

Producer

Marguerite Duparc

Genre

Drama

Interests

Cult & Offbeat Cinema, Family Relationships, Social Justice & Politics

Original Language

French

Canadian Distributor

Cinak Compagnie Cinématographique