This Martine Chartrand's animated short film (she directed Black Soul) tells the bond of friendship weaved in Quebec, by 1933, between Félix Leclerc and Frank Randolph Macpherson, a Jamaican engineer-chemist who inspired to the famous poet a song on the drave. Between fiction and documentary, through expanding sequences of story and around the putting in images of the song, the film-maker realizes an animation of painting on glass, evoking with delicacy the feelings which would have connected the engineer and one of the sisters of the poet.
A film by Martine Chartrand - Animation - 10'52 - Canada - 2012
Add your information (With the self-presentation files)
Convention with Wikiafrica / Wikipedia : Southplanet's contents are shared for free according to the licence Creative commons 
.
© Some artistic content (photos, videos, sound recordings, written texts) is subject to copyright. Copyright is mentioned when and where it applies. Copyrighted material cannot be reproduced.
