NFB's special programs:.Tremplin contest 2009. Agency:.Produced by the National Film Board of Canada in collaboration with Société Radio-Canada. Agency - French program:.Acadie Studio.

Director, Marie-Thérèse François ; researcher, Marie-Thérèse François ; writer, Marie-Thérèse François ; editor, Patricia Tassinari ; camera, Alain Dupras ; sound recording, Georges Hannan ; sound design, Daniel Toussaint ; original music, Daniel Toussaint ; re-recording, Geoffrey Mitchell ; producer, Murielle Rioux-Poirier ; executive producer, Jacques Turgeon.

Participant, Claire M. Arsenault, Kerri George, Ian George, Richard R. Schella, Hans Dürstling, Allan Capson, Marcel Doucett, Jessie MacKinnon, Kimberly Ann Gautreau, Robert Leblanc ; narrator, Marie-Thérèse François.

Recorded 2010.

In Moncton, a historic neighbourhood is obliterated by excavators. Meanwhile, the filmmaker's father succumbs to cancer. In this poetic film, illness and death parallel the demolition of a much-loved neighbourhood. What survives when buildings, trees and a loved one all vanish? In this case, photographs, conversations and the vivid memories shared by residents and by the film's director. Produced through the Tremplin competition, Voleuse de poussière pays homage to both a departed father and a vanished heritage.  .

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Best Acadian Short Film, 2010

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