The Colours of My Father: A Portrait of Sam Borenstein
With great singleness of purpose, Sam Borenstein painted for over 40 years. Despite his obvious talent it was only near the end of his life that his work began to be known. Twenty years after the artist's death, animation filmmaker Joyce Borenstein brings her father's work to a wider audience. Using various animation techniques in this documentary, she skillfully and harmoniously integrates archival material, filmed sequences, the painting themselves, and reminiscences of friends and family, to bring Sam Borenstein's work to life.
With great singleness of purpose, Sam Borenstein painted for over 40 years. Despite his obvious talent it was only near the end of his life that his work began to be known. Twenty years after the artist's death, animation filmmaker Joyce Borenstein brings her father's work to a wider audience. Using various animation techniques in this documentary, she skillfully and harmoniously integrates archival material, filmed sequences, the painting themselves, and reminiscences of friends and family, to bring Sam Borenstein's work to life.
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réalisateurJoyce Borenstein
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scénarioJoyce Borenstein
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animationJoyce Borenstein
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producteurRichard ElsonSally Bochner
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producteur exécutifColin Neale
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producteur associéChristine York
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photographieDavid De Volpi
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caméra d'animationPierre Landry
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sonDiane CarrièreMichel ChalutDonald CohenAdrian CrollRon HallisEd HarkerClaude HazanaviciusHans Oomes
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montageRita Roy
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montage sonorePaul Demers
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ré-enregistrementHans Peter StroblAdrian Croll
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voixPaul SolesGriffith Brewer
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musiqueNormand Roger
The Colours of My Father: A Portrait of Sam Borenstein, Joyce Borenstein, offert par l' Office national du film du Canada