Al Purdy: "A Sensitive Man"

198854 min 40 secFilm: Documentaire

Réalisation: Donald Winkler

Production: William Brind

This film profiling Canadian poet Al Purdy illuminates an artist who is seemingly artless. An apparently casual assemblage of images and words catches the paradox of a poet distrustful of false sentiments. Purdy talks about his work, and fellow poets Margaret Atwood, Dennis Lee, and Irving Layton describe how he has found an authentic voice for Canadian experience. It is a film of interest to students and teachers of Canadian literature, and others wishing to understand why Al Purdy is considered our national poet.

Catégories de sujets


  • Langue et Littérature au Canada > Littérature canadienneÉcrivains de langue anglaisePoètes et PoésiePortraits
  • Langue et Littérature > Portraits

Générique


réalisateur
Donald Winkler
producteur
William Brind
photographie
Barry Perles
son
Diane Carrière
montage
Albert Kish
montage sonore
Bill Graziadei
ré-enregistrement
Jean-Pierre Joutel
musique
Alain Clavier