
Shirley Temple
Directed by Audrey Nantel-Gagnon
Genre | Documentary |
Country | Canada |
Year | 2018 |
Length | 16 min |
Formats | DCP |
Sound | 5.1 |
Version | Original French version, English subtitles |
Synopsis
At 17 years old, Amaryllis and Margot have conquered together most of teenage battles and adolescent pleasures. Shirley Temple is about them, but also a tribute to women’s friendship at all ages.
Themes
teenagers, love, mother-daughter relationships, feminityBiography
Audrey Nantel-Gagnon graduated in filmaking at the University of Quebec in Montreal in 2018. Her graduation movie, Shirley Temple, circulated at FIFF Namur, Sheffield Int. Doc. Fest and Palm Springs Short Fest, where it has been nominated. She also won the Jury Prize at the 48-second film festival. Audrey is currently working on a new documentary project with the National Film Board (NFB). Her approach places great importance on human observation and character construction, orienting her towards an accessible, dynamic and concrete cinema.
Cast
Amaryllis Tremblay
Margot Blondin
Héloïse Landry
Team
Production | Catherine Boily (UQAM) |
CINEMATOGRAPHY | Sarah Salem |
EDITING | Rébécca Gagnon-Paolitto |
Sound | Marie-Kathryne Viens |
Music | Mathilde Josset, Dead Obies, Chatelaine |