Michel Brault

Canadian director of cinema verité films

Michel Brault - Artists & Creatives born June 25th, 1928
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Co-founder of the cinema verité movement in Canada, contributed as a director, producer, and screenwriter. Significant works include directing the documentary film 'Les raquetteurs,' which highlighted traditional snowshoeing culture. Worked extensively with renowned producer and director Gilles Carle, contributing to the development of Quebec's film industry. Also participated in the production of works that became landmarks in Canadian cinema, influencing future generations of filmmakers.

Directed 'Les raquetteurs'

Contributed to the Canadian film movement

Worked with Gilles Carle

Influenced cinema verité in Canada

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