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I Lost Sight of the Landscape

J'ai perdu de vue le paysage
Sophie Bédard Marcotte
2025 | 85 min
Documentary
French with English subtitles


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Film still – Courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada, 2025

Film still – Courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada, 2025

Film still – Courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada, 2025

Film still – Courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada, 2025

Film still – Courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada, 2025

Film still – Courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada, 2025

Film still – Courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada, 2025

Film still – Courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada, 2025

Film still – Courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada, 2025

Team


Sophie Bédard Marcotte
Filmmaker


Photo
Photo : NFB




Pierre-Mathieu Fortin
Producer (NFB) 


Photo
Photo : ©2021 Valérie Sangin




Nathalie Cloutier
Executive Producer


Photo
Photo : Valérie Sangin



Credits

A film by
Sophie Bédard Marcotte

With the participation of
Gabriel Charlebois Plante

Director of Photography
Isabelle Stachtchenko

Editor
Myriam Magassouba

Sound Recordist
Simon Plouffe

Sound Designers
Sylvain Bellemare
Frédéric Cloutier

Original Music Composition
Christophe Lamarche-Ledoux

Line Producer
Mélanie Lasnier

Producer 
Pierre-Mathieu Fortin

Executive Producer
Nathalie Cloutier

A National Film Board of Canada Production



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