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A young violinist is murdered in her apartment by a stranger. Her mother is in shock. Devastated by the violent death of her daughter, she decides to leave Montréal and take refuge, alone, in Kamouraska, at the country house built by her maternal ancestors and inherited from her mother.
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- Drama
- Catherine Martin
- 2010-07
Mourning for Anna (French: Trois temps après la mort d'Anna, lit. 'Three times after Anna's death') is a Canadian drama film, directed by Catherine Martin and released in 2010. The film stars Guylaine Tremblay as Françoise, a woman struggling to recover emotionally after the murder of her daughter Anna.
May 27, 2019 · A young violinist is murdered in her apartment by a stranger. Her mother is in shock. Devastated by the violent death of her daughter, she decides to leave Montréal and take...
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- Filmoption International
Oct 14, 2010 · KARLOVY VARY, Czech Republic — The power of nature and art in helping to heal emotional damage in humans is at the heart of Catherine Martin’s somber but affecting “Mourning for Anna.” Guylaine...
Aug 13, 2010 · By Boyd van Hoeij. A Canuck mother retreats to the lonely and wintry wilds after the shocking death of her violinist daughter in “Mourning for Anna,”...
The face of a gracefully aging woman fills with joy and pride as her daughter, an aspiring virtuoso violinist, performs the concert of a lifetime. But it is also her last concert, as the next time we see the girl, she is lying on a slab in the mortuary. Her devastated mother Francoise decides to...
The film opens on Françoise, beaming with pride, before slowly closing in on her eponymous daughter during a recital of an intimidating but joyful classical piece by Bach. We then learn of Anna's murder, and follow Françoise as she struggles to deal with the pain of losing her only child.
