Red of the Yew Tree is the crossing of a feminine and universal imagination, an odyssey inked in fine point. A pheasant hunt is the occasion of a voyage that is at once delicate and mightily evocative, under the breath of maternal love and the transmission of a shared human condition. It is a vast intimate adventure unfolds, as equivocal as it is precise, through an intuitive hunt and a recovered collective memory.
Director: Marie-Helene Turcotte
Script: Marie-Helene Turcotte, Daniel Canty
Sound design: Olivier Calvert
Assembly: Felix Dufour-Laperrière
Original music: Nicolas Bernier
Production: Felix and Nicolas Dufour-Laperrière (Embuscade Films)
Version
No dialog
Format
DCP, Pro Res, H264/2:25, Dolby Surround 5.1
Born in 1971 in Joliette, Quebec, Marie-Hélène Turcotte has lived and worked in Montreal since 1998. Trained in architecture, she completed a master's degree in visual arts at Concordia University in Montreal in 2018. She now shares her artistic practice between drawing and animated cinema. His last two films have been warmly received by critics and screened at several national and international festivals, winning awards and honors, including the Golden Horseman Animated Film, Best Animation Film, FILMFEST Dresden, Germany.