Jacques Drouin: In Relief

The documentary provides an in-depth look at Jacques Drouin's journey from his childhood in Eastern Quebec to his influential career at the National Film Board of Canada. It highlights his training at the École des beaux-arts de Montréal and UCLA, showcasing the evolution of his artistic vision and technique.

Through a collection of excerpts and unpublished images from Drouin's personal archives, the film offers insights into his relationship with Alexandre Alexeïeff, the inventor of the pinscreen. Drouin's reflections on his own filmography serve as a valuable lesson in the art of animation and creativity, making this documentary an informative resource for those interested in the craft of filmmaking and the history of animation.