Maria Chapdelaine

1074 Bank St, Ottawa, ON K1S 3X3, Canada

DESCRIPTION

A young woman in rural Quebec in 1900 named Maria has the dilemma of choosing between three suitors, each promising a different life. Faced with events that jostle her, Maria must then take her destiny into her own hands. Thrust into the adult world, and juggling with thoughts of land, family and love, Maria will suddenly be forced to choose her future as a woman. French with English subtitles.

From Cannes Film Festival, and TIFF award winning, and Sundance nominated writer/director Sébastien Pilote!

“an exquisite adaptation…Pilote’s film is a remarkable achievement: intimate yet epic, this Maria Chapdelaine feels as fully realized as an adaptation could be.” (That Shelf)

“a film not to be missed” (MTL Presse)

“A sweeping, impeccably photographed epic of staggering scope that taps into the seasonal rhythms of a life in the wild.” (Chicago Film Festival)

“a visual marvel…Maria Chapdelaine is a film full of love, yearning, and grief through the rosy-cheeked perspective of a girl coming of age. Thanks to its writing and tremendous cast, we are transported to a time where an easy life didn’t mean a fulfilling one, and freedom meant something different for those who lived off the land” (Original Cin)

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