Director, Gilles Carle ; script, Gilles Carle ; executive producer, Jacques Bobet ; photography, Jean-Claude Labrecque ; sound, Joseph Champagne ; editing, Werner Nold ; sound editing, Bernard Bordeleau ; re-recording, Ron Alexander, Roger Lamoureux ; music, Paul de Margerie.

Narrator, Albert Millaire ; cast, André Gagnon, Paul Hébert, Monique Joly, Guy L'Écuyer, Gilles Latulippe, Jacques Poulin, Suzanne Valéry, Bernard Lapierre.

Recorded 1965.

Christmas Eve in Montréal and, in the midst of the worst blizzard of the year, a man performs that mundane miracle of pleasing everyone, even himself. In this feature film Léopold emerges as the happy-go-lucky type who procrastinates, but for whom everything falls neatly into place. In the midst of a storm, with a snowplow to operate, a boss to please, a New York cousin to meet at the station, and a fur coat to buy for his wife, Léopold does the impossible by doing it all. In the end he even manages to get to midnight Mass, with a conscience almost as clear as the streets he has plowed.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

First Prize - Category: Feature Films, 1965 Diploma of Honour, 1965

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