Chairmen
This short animated film presents an allegorical portrait of a society where men have lost their autonomy in the struggle to be recognized by the very society that restricts their freedom. In the film, chairs are a symbol of success; without one, every man becomes a social outcast. Highly critical of power, privilege, and the weight of social norms, the film questions our present and our future. This technically and formally innovative film is accompanied by a sombre, hypnotic soundtrack and contains no dialogue.
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This short animated film presents an allegorical portrait of a society where men have lost their autonomy in the struggle to be recognized by the very society that restricts their freedom. In the film, chairs are a symbol of success; without one, every man becomes a social outcast. Highly critical of power, privilege, and the weight of social norms, the film questions our present and our future. This technically and formally innovative film is accompanied by a sombre, hypnotic soundtrack and contains no dialogue.
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directorJean-Thomas Bédard
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screenplayJean-Thomas Bédard
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producerGaston Sarault
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executive producerPierre Moretti
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animation cameraJacques Avoine
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soundRoger LamoureuxYves DaoustKen Page
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editingJacques Drouin
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sound editingJacques Jarry
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animationJean-Thomas BédardDiane PayetteMichel HébertSuzanne RaymondSuzanne Gervais
