Anne Trister

Anne Trister is a film hélvético-Canadian carried out by Lea Pool, left in 1986.

Synopsis

Anne Trister is the chronicle of an young woman painter to discovered itself, life and its ruptures.

Shaken by the loss of her father buried in Israel, it leaves Switzerland and its past to settle in Montreal in a psychological friend. To be rebuilt, it will live a disproportionate project of painting and an impossible relation. Reality takes care of recadrer Anne Trister in her love life and artistic.

Data sheet

Title: Anne Trister
Realization: Lea Pool
Scenario: Marcel Beaulieu and Lea Pool, according to an original idea of Lea Pool
Photography: Pierre Mignot
Sound: Richard Besse
painted Environment (design and realization): Genevieve Desgagnés and Daniel Sirdey
Music: Rene Dupéré
Assembly: Michel Arcand
Production: Roger Frappier, Claude Bonin
Country of origin: Canada
Kind: drama
Lasted: 105 minutes
Coming out date: 1986

July 23rd 1986 in France

Distribution

Albane Guilhe : Anne
Louise Marleau: Alix
Lucie Bay-tree: Sarah
Guy Thauvette: Thomas
Hugues Quester: Pierre
Nüvit Özdogru: Simon
Kim Yaroshevskaya: the mother

Around film

A particular bond, because of the subject contained, links the film Anne Trister of Lea Pool and the song Of the left hand of Danielle Messia deceased one year before the exit of film.

Distinctions

Nomination with the International festival of film of Berlin (cinema) - February 1986.
Third price decreed by the Jury of Berliner Morgenpost to the International festival of film of Berlin (cinema) - February 1986.
Price decreed with the Best female role Louise Marleau with the International film festival of women of Creteil - March 1986.
Price Genius decreed with Best photography: Pierre Mignot - March 18th, 1987.
Nomination with the Price Genius of the Best actress in a role of support: Lucie Bay-tree - March 1987.

External bonds

''''' Anne Trister ''''' : the card on Internet Movie Database.
''''' Anne Trister ''''' : the card on the National office of film of Canada.
''''' Anne Trister ''''' : the card on the Database on the Canadian directors.

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