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Tintamarre - On the Trail of Acadians in North America

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Two hundred years after the Deportation, Acadian culture is still very much alive. But why do Acadians - whose ancestors founded the first colony in North America - have to keep making a racket to tell the world they're still here? Filmmaker André Gladu sets out to discover the special character of this enduring people. In French with English subtitles.

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Title

Tintamarre - On the Trail of Acadians in North America

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Authors

Gladu, André
Loumède, Colette
National Film Board of Canada (Montreal)

Subjects

Acadians--Ethnic identity.
Acadians--History.
Acadians--Social life and customs.
Acadian cultureDeportationFeature filmsFrancophonesFrench languageHistorical perspectivesLouisianaNew Brunswick

Language

English

Published

Montreal : National Film Board of Canada, 2011.

Publication Desc

1 streaming video (79 min., 42 sec.) : sound.

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General Note

Agency - French program:.Studio Documentary A.

Credit Note

Research, André Gladu ; script, André Gladu ; direction, André Gladu ; story consultant, Jean Charlebois ; director of photography, François Vincelette ; sound, Marcel Fraser ; picture editing, André Corriveau ; sound editing, Martin Allard ; re-recording, Serge Boivin ; visual archives research, Geneviève Bouchard ; producer, Colette Loumède.

Performer Note

Participation, Melbourne Muise, Normand Basque, Claude Austin, Alvida Comeau, Charlotte Cormier, Lubi Chiasson, Tom Chiasson, Marie-Jo Thério, Donatien Gaudet, Serge Comeau, Chloé Le Bouthillier, Vicky Le Bouthillier, Louis-Christin Gallien, Jayson Inniss, Louise Blanchard, Marie-Claude Landry, Alyre Cormier, Louise Constantin, Donald Albert, Rodrigue Noël, Nathalie Cormier, Alain Canty, Louis Duchaîne, Jean-Marie Nadeau, Lisanne Comeau, Jonathan Fowler, Maurice Basque, Donna Doucet, Normand L. Godin, Gérald Thériault, Anne-Marie Comeau, Susan Knutson, Neil Boucher, Mike Gaudet, Marcel Weaver, Aline Quinlan, Kyla Quinlan, Denis Comeau, France Beaumier, Éric Comeau, Claire Comeau, James Quinlan, Danny LeBlanc, Gilles Leblanc, Léon Stuart, Amber d'Entremont, Sandra Le Couteur, Joane Dugas, Carl Gionet, Lyse Lanteigne-Gionet, Gilles Gionet, Alberte Paulin, Claude Le Bouthillier, Frédéric Avy, Marie-Pierre Larose, André Landry, Camille Thériault, Natacha Dugas, Michel Jacob, Marie-Claire Dugas, Charles Emmrys, Jean-Guy Duguay, Serge Patrice Thibodeau, Gabriel Malenfant, Étienne Paulin, Georgette LeBlanc, Correy Porché, Sarah Marylou Brideau, Paul Bossé, Raphaëlle Valay-Nadeau, Sarah Valay-Nadeau, Marie-Joëlle Bergeron, Martin-J. Légère, Fidèle Thériault, Gilbert Finn, Chantal Varin, Gaston Le Bouthillier, Michel Martin, Gastien Godin, Chantal Chiasson, Nathalie Léger, Jaël Léger-Godin, Henri Thériault, Lise Ouellette, Stéphane Godin, Melvin Doiron, Benoît Ferron.

Time of Event Note

Recorded 2004.

Summary

Two hundred years after the Deportation, Acadian culture is still very much alive. But why do Acadians - whose ancestors founded the first colony in North America - have to keep making a racket to tell the world they're still here? Filmmaker André Gladu sets out to discover the special character of this enduring people. In French with English subtitles.

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Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Source of Description Note (R)

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