Don't Let the Angels Fall
The film reflects the dilemma of an urban family whose private world is no longer proof against strains from outside. The head of the family, a Montréal businessman tormented by a sense of failure, seeks a new self-image in an out-of-town affair. His college son is drawn to student causes and a night-club singer. The youngest boy, confused and insecure, wants to run away from it all; and the mother, caught in the middle, no longer feels adequate as everyone's guide and protector. It is a familiar theme portrayed in moving, human terms.
The film reflects the dilemma of an urban family whose private world is no longer proof against strains from outside. The head of the family, a Montréal businessman tormented by a sense of failure, seeks a new self-image in an out-of-town affair. His college son is drawn to student causes and a night-club singer. The youngest boy, confused and insecure, wants to run away from it all; and the mother, caught in the middle, no longer feels adequate as everyone's guide and protector. It is a familiar theme portrayed in moving, human terms.
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réalisateurGeorge Kaczender
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producteurJohn Kemeny
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NoneTimothy Findley
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photographiePaul Leach
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sonJoseph Champagne
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montageMichael McKennirey
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montage sonoreJohn KnightBernard BordeleauDonald Douglas
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musiqueDavid HassingerThe CollectorsFrançois DompierreLilianne Dompierre
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interprèteSharon AckerPeter DesbaratsArthur HillIan IrelandJohn KastnerCharmion KingAndrée LachapelleMichèle MagnyMonique MercureJonathan Michaelson
Don't Let the Angels Fall, George Kaczender, offert par l' Office national du film du Canada