The person who introduced happenings to Montreal, the Borduas of the Sixties. The leader of a generation, an artist who painted Montreal Canadiens players, a candidate for the Rhinoceros Party, someone who disguised himself as an Amerindian and wore wigs, who stumbled down staircases at an exhibition opening just to draw attention, an artist who transformed his house into a work of art, a man who painted everywhere even on his kitchen cupboards, someone who liked to film himself, one of the most important representatives of Pop Art in Canada, a polemist, a performer, a tormented soul, a defender of the democratization of art. From home videos akin to a private diary, 8mm, 16 mm, VHS, radio archives all the way to televisuals, no music, no narration, just a life, a glance in its rough state at an artist, that's all... A documentary on the life and work of the painter Serge Lemoyne.
Direction
Simon Beaulieu
Benjamin Hogue
Christian Laramée
Participants
Pierre Auger
Gilles Boisvert
Claude Jasmin
Alain Lacoursière
Rodrigue Paulin
Claude Péloquin
Marcel Saint-Pierre
Jean Sauvageau
Normand Thériault
Serge Tousignant
Paul Toutant
Michel Tétrault
Robert Wolfe
Editing
Simon Beaulieu
Christian Laramée
Interviews
Simon Beaulieu
Alexandre Chartrand
Benjamin Hogue
Christian Laramée
Photography
Simon Beaulieu
Alexandre Chartrand
Benjamin Hogue
Christian Laramée
Sound
Simon Beaulieu
Alexandre Chartrand
Benjamin Hogue
Christian Laramée
Sound Editing
Pierre Luc Jutras Gouin
Sound Design
Pierre Luc Jutras Gouin
Production
Alexandre Chartrand
Benjamin Hogue
Collectif Oblique
Color
Black and white
Color
Image format
4:3
Sound
Stereo
Shooting format
MiniDV
Images
Press kit
Keywords
Portrait, Artist, Creation, Process, Marginality, Painting