Entre la mer et l’eau douce (Between Sweet and Salt Water)

Director Michel Brault
Year 1967
Run Time 85min
Genre Drama, Romance
Claude (Gauthier), an ambitious young singer, leaves his small town for the promise of a career in the big city. When he meets a charming young waitress named Geneviève (Bujold), he is instantly smitten. But when he gets a life-changing opportunity, he is  forced to choose between this blossoming romance and his lifelong dream.

Director

Michel Brault

An Officer of the National Order of Quebec, Brault was a legendary cinematographer and filmmaker, and the only Canadian to win the Best Director Award at Cannes, for Les Ordres. He also directed Les noces de papier, Mon amie Max, and many other features, along with over 80 credits as a cinematographer, including some of Canada’s most iconic films, such as Pour la suite du monde (which he co-directed), Mon oncle Antoine, and Les Bons débarras. He passed away in 2013.

 

Writers

Marcel Dubé, Michel Brault, Denys Arcand

Cast

Geneviève Bujold, Claude Gauthier

Producer

Pierre Patry

Genres

Drama, Romance

Interest

Arts and Culture

Original Language

French