让-马克·瓦雷 (Jean-Marc Vallée)
A Chinese video club merchant is dedicated to selling VHS and DVD copies of films directed by a single filmmaker: Jean-Marc Vallée. For this connoisseur of cinema, Vallée is the director the entire world needs to discover. A tender and humorous portrait of a fellow filmmaker by Annie St-Pierre. Produced by the NFB in co-operation with the National Arts Centre and the Governor General's Performing Arts Awards Foundation on the occasion of the 2015 Governor General's Performing Arts Awards.
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Governor General's Performing Arts Awards2008 - 2024 16 editionsInspired portraits of Canadian performing arts legends.
A Chinese video club merchant is dedicated to selling VHS and DVD copies of films directed by a single filmmaker: Jean-Marc Vallée. For this connoisseur of cinema, Vallée is the director the entire world needs to discover. A tender and humorous portrait of a fellow filmmaker by Annie St-Pierre.
Produced by the NFB in co-operation with the National Arts Centre and the Governor General's Performing Arts Awards Foundation on the occasion of the 2015 Governor General's Performing Arts Awards.
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recipientJean-Marc Vallée
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writerAnnie St-Pierre
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directorAnnie St-Pierre
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script translatorKai Yin
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performanceYi Jun FanAonan YangZhe Hui SunHai Peng Jiang
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producerRené Chénier
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associate producerJean-Marie Comeau
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picture editingElric Robichon
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director of photographyMathieu Laverdière
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sound recordistGuillaume Daoust
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set decoratorYola Van Leeuwenkamp
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set decorator assistantÉlyse Bédard
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production assistantJonathan Moreau CormierNellie Carrier
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picture editing technical supportIsabelle PainchaudPatrick TrahanPierre Dupont
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online editingSerge Verreault
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titlesCynthia Ouellet
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translationMatthew Rankin
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subtitlingMatthew Rankin
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sound conceptionMarie-Pierre Grenier
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sound mixJean Paul Vialard
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administratorStéphanie Lalonde
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researchMichèle Houle
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technical coordinatorDaniel Lord
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project coordinatorStéphanie Lalonde
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project executive producerRené Chénier
Ideal for essays and debates on mass media and celebrity culture. Why does the shopkeeper like Jean-Marc Vallée’s films? What does the shopkeeper identify as the essential qualities of film? Debate the international reputation of Canadian film. Why aren’t Canadian filmmakers celebrated in this way within Canada? Discuss how Canada could do a better job of promoting Canadian artists. Do a research project on a Canadian film director and give a presentation to your class extolling their virtues.