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The Work of Days

2014, French. Directed by Bruno Baillargeon.

Three artists have shared a studio for over thirty years when one of them is hit by cancer. Meanwhile, they all keep working, expressing their thoughts and feelings by craft, gesture, art, and poetry. A film about friendship and the people we love, about the shared heritage we leave behind and the things we take with us when we go. A film about life, but also about death and how we see life through it. A film about time and how it shapes us as we are.

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Released
19 November 2014
Original title
L'oeuvre des jours
Country
Canada
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The Work of Days (2014) was directed by Bruno Baillargeon and stars Louis-Pierre Bougie, François-Xavier Marange, Denis Saint-Pierre.

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