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Studio:Office du Film du Quebec, Les films Jean-Claude Labrecque Inc.
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Jean-Claude Labrecque, Claude Jutra
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Jean Carignan
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Rose Ouellette
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Louise Forestier
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Yvon Deschamps
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Gilles Vigneault
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Monique Mercure
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Lise Payette
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Juliette Pétrie
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Raôul Duguay
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Renée Claude
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