Nouveau livre de Denys Arcand: «Vaut mieux être plus court que plus long!», lance Denys Arcand

Denis Arcand, the acclaimed filmmaker, discusses his new book "Flashback," which offers insights into his life and career. He reflects on his upbringing in a religious household where cinema was viewed as immoral and unworthy. Despite his parents' disapproval, Arcand pursued filmmaking, ultimately achieving significant recognition, including an Oscar nomination. He shares a poignant memory of his father's passing shortly after his film "The Decline of the American Empire" gained success, highlighting the complex relationship he had with his parents regarding his career.

Arcand also addresses the current state of cinema, expressing mixed feelings about contemporary films. He admits to being selective in his viewing but appreciates certain works, such as films about De Gaulle. The conversation touches on the impact of criticism on his career, revealing how conflicting reviews affected his self-perception as a filmmaker. He emphasizes the importance of capturing the essence of Quebec's culture and society through his work, stating that his role as a filmmaker is to reflect the realities of his time and place. As he contemplates the future of his career, Arcand acknowledges the physical and emotional toll of directing, suggesting that "Testament," his latest film, may be his last.

Entrevue culturelle avec Denys Arcand, réalisateur

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