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| Directed by Catherine Martin |
| Canada, 2010 (fiction, 87 minutes, colour, French) |
| Also known as "La flamme d'une chandelle", "Mourning for Anna" |
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Film Description: "Devastated by the violent death of her daughter, a woman takes refuge, in Kamouraska, at the country house built by her maternal ancestors. The mother's grief is profound and she doesn't want to go on living. In extremis, she is discovered and saved in the forest by a man. The presence of this man and the beauty of nature help her regain her equilibrium and find the desire to live again." -- Telefilm Canada (source) |
| Film Credits (partial): | |
| Written by: | Catherine Martin |
| Produced by: | Lorraine Dufour, Claude Cartier |
| Principal Cast: | Guylaine Tremblay, François Papineau |
| Cinematography: | Michel La Veaux |
| Film Editing: | Nathalie Lamoureux |
| Music: | Robert M. Lepage |
| Production Company: | Coop Vidéo de Montréal |
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