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Norway - Canada 2001 / 35 mm / Color / 10 min.
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In this short inspired by Puccini's opera, Madame Butterfly is a marionette living alone on an island until the handsome young sailor Pinkerton arrives. When he sails away again in his white boat, Butterfly awaits his return, yearning for a father for her child...
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Script: Berit Reiss-Anderson.
Mus.: Normand Roger.
Prod.: Marcel Jean, David Reiss-Anderson, Pravda Film & Office national du film du Canada, 3155, C�te de Liesse, Saint-Laurent, Qu�bec H4N 2N4 (Canada), t�l.: (514) 283-9805/06, fax: (514) 496-1895, e-mail: [email protected].
Sales: Office national du film du Canada, 3155, C�te de Liesse, Saint-Laurent, Qu�bec H4N 2N4 (Canada), t�l.: (514) 283-9438, fax: (514) 496-1895, e-mail: [email protected].
Canadian Distributor: Office national du film du Canada.
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Pjotr Sapegin
Born in Russia, Pjotr Sapegin has lived and worked in Norway since 1990. Among the films he has directed are: Edvard (1992), Mons de Cat (1995), One Day a Man Bought a House (1998), Snails (1999), and In a Corner of the World (1999). His films were the subject of a retrospective at 2000 Ottawa Animation Festival. |
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