Ti-Dré
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About This Movie
Ti-Dré is a documentary film from 1976 directed by Luc-André Godbout. The film explores the life of Ti-Dré, a forty-three-year-old orphan known for his work cleaning furnaces and addressing moral issues.
Ti-Dré has had limited releases over the years, making original prints somewhat scarce. Its documentary format doesn't often attract the same level of attention as narrative films, yet the rich thematic content keeps collectors interested. The film’s unique perspective and atmosphere offer a fascinating look at a life lived on the fringes, which appeals to those interested in more obscure cinema. If you come across a copy, it’s worth considering for its rarity and the intriguing character at its center.
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What genre is Ti-Dré?
Ti-Dré is a documentary film.
What year was Ti-Dré released?
Ti-Dré was released in 1976.
Who directed Ti-Dré?
Ti-Dré was directed by Luc-André Godbout.
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