I enjoyed very much this story about Jeanne and François: a story with quite short dialogues but with a great intensity.
On one side we see François who lives with his grandmother who is ill (her heart is weak)and François goes to the church and dedicates a novena to Saint Anne for the health his grand mother.
On the other side we see Jeanne, a physician who has has lost her, is a caring woman but is suffering from a great depression.
Then at the shores of river Jeanne, quite desperate, is looking at the river. François arrives with in his pickup,is eating a sandwich and is looking at the strange lonely woman. He decided to talk with her and toprotect her against the cold, later he buys for him and for her a meal:only some words betweeen them. Little by little François will meet again Jeanne at the shores of the river and will care for her.
A sober and touching story about the faith, about the respect and finally about the gratitude.
I enjoyed the performances of Elise Guilbault, Patrick Drolet, Claude Binet, Lise Castonguay, Pierre Colin,Stéphane Demers, Denise Gagnon and Paul Hébert.
On one side we see François who lives with his grandmother who is ill (her heart is weak)and François goes to the church and dedicates a novena to Saint Anne for the health his grand mother.
On the other side we see Jeanne, a physician who has has lost her, is a caring woman but is suffering from a great depression.
Then at the shores of river Jeanne, quite desperate, is looking at the river. François arrives with in his pickup,is eating a sandwich and is looking at the strange lonely woman. He decided to talk with her and toprotect her against the cold, later he buys for him and for her a meal:only some words betweeen them. Little by little François will meet again Jeanne at the shores of the river and will care for her.
A sober and touching story about the faith, about the respect and finally about the gratitude.
I enjoyed the performances of Elise Guilbault, Patrick Drolet, Claude Binet, Lise Castonguay, Pierre Colin,Stéphane Demers, Denise Gagnon and Paul Hébert.