Gaz Bar Blues

Movie
Original title	Gaz Bar Blues <
Country of production	Canada
original language	French
Publishing year	2003
length	115 minutes
Rod
Director	Louis Bélanger
script	Louis Bélanger
production	Lorraine Dufour
music	Guy Bélanger , Claude Fradette
camera	Jean-Pierre St-Louis
cut	Lorraine Dufour
occupation
Serge Thériault : François Brochu Gilles Renaud : Gaston Savard Sébastien Delorme : Réjean Brochu Danny Gilmore : Guy Brochu Maxime Dumontier : Alain Brochu Fanny Mallette : Nathalie Brochu Gaston Caron : Jos Gaston Lepage : Normand Patry Daniel Gadouas : Yves Michaud Claude Legault : Ti-Pit Real Bossé : Nelson Yves Bélanger : Coyote Roger Léger : Claude Vincent Bilodeau : Mononc 'Boivin Daniel Brière : Inspecteur Gobeil

Gaz Bar Blues is a socially critical drama and comedy film directed by Louis Bélanger and released in Canada in 2003 . The film is currently not available in Germany.

action

In 1989, Brochu, the operator of a small petrol station in Québec, was in trouble: the big petrol stations are stiff competition, the authorities are creating bureaucratic hurdles and neither of the two sons is very interested in becoming the successor to their aging father. The older of the two sons takes the fall of the Berlin Wall as an opportunity to escape from everyday life in the gas station and travels to Berlin.

Awards

• 2003: Special Grand Prix at the Montreal World Film Festival
• 2004: Jutra Awards
  • Best Actor for Serge Thériault
  • Best music for Guy Bélanger and Claude Fradette

Web links

• Gaz Bar Blues in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Awards of the 2003 Montreal World Film Festival ( Memento of the original from March 7, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ↑ ^{a b} 2004 Jutra Awards at the Internet Movie Database