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The Critics Comment
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NOW Toronto/Norman Wilner
Sicotte and Girard are enthralling as the aging heroes, who treasure their
shared solitude but are willing to welcome people in need... .
January 24, 2020
[Filmmaker Louise] Archambault's beautifully intimate piece examines old age and social and environmental issues with a deft touch and much compassion.
Norman Wilner
NOW Toronto/Norman Wilner
Sicotte and Girard are enthralling as the aging heroes, who treasure their shared solitude but are willing to
welcome people in need...
What She Said/Anne Brodie
[Filmmaker Louise] Archambault's beautifully intimate piece examines old age and social and
environmental issues with a deft touch and much compassion.
Original Cin: Jim Slotek
A moving, languid, often achingly-sad drama about second-chances in life and the
primal memory of wildfires, shot amid some of the most beautiful lakes and forests in Quebec.
National Post/Chris Knight
It's a bittersweet tale, the mood perhaps best summed up by one of Rafaëlle's subjects,
talking about the effects of the ancient conflagration that sundered families and singed romances.
Beorgia Strait/Janet Smith
Louise Archambault's gently paced and unexpectedly deep new film has a kind of tenderness
you don't often experience in the movies.
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