Script, Patrick Doyon ; animation, Patrick Doyon ; direction, Patrick Doyon ; editing, Jelena Popovic ; music, Luigi Allemano ; sound design, Luigi Allemano ; foley, Karla Baumgardner ; recording, Geoffrey Mitchell, Luc Léger ; re-recording, Jean Paul Vialard ; digital imaging specialist, Susan Gourley, Pierre Plouffe, Randall Finnerty ; special advisor, Jean-Philippe Fauteux ; executive producer, René Chénier, David Verrall ; producer, Marc Bertrand, Michael Fukushima.

Background voice, Chantal Baril, Natalie Hamel-Roy, Jacques Lavallée, François Sasseville, Nicolas Scott.

Recorded 2011.

In keeping with their Sunday tradition, after mass a family flocks to grandma and grandpa's house, where the chaotic discussion soon begins to resemble a raucous gathering of crows on power lines. The local factory has shut its doors and, naturally, the adults can't stop fretting about their money woes. On this particular grey Sunday, a young boy drops a coin on some nearby train tracks out of sheer boredom. Picking the coin up after a train has run over it, he discovers to his astonishment that an amazing transformation has taken place... Sunday, Patrick Doyon's first film, is a magical tale that imparts important lessons about life as seen through the eyes of a child.    .

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Best Children Film Award, 2011 Special International Jury Prize, 2012 Special Mention, 2011 Special Mention for the Best Short Film (5 to 25 minutes), 2011 ASIFA-Colorado Prize for Best Animated Short- with a cash prize of $500 USD, 2011 Meilleur film d'animation, 2012 Honourable Mention for Best Canadian Animation, 2011 Award for Most Inventive International Film of the Year- with a cash prize of $15,000 DKK ($2,850 CDN), 2011

Description based on online resource; title from title screen (National Film Board of Canada, viewed 2023-08-10).