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A wooden rocking chair serves as a tool to delve through the history of Quebec in the last century.
A short documentary film that explores the world of circus clowns. It offers a glimpse into their lives, performances, and the art of their craft.
As a short documentary, Crac! received limited critical attention, but it is recognized for its unique focus on the often-unseen aspects of circus clowning.
Praised for its intimate look at the circus clown.
Noted for capturing the essence of a performance art.
Considered a charming, albeit brief, exploration of its subject.
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The film's title, 'Crac!', is an onomatopoeic word often used in French and other languages to represent the sound of laughter or a crack, fitting for a film about clowns.
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A fur-clad carpenter fells a grand tree amidst the pristine woods of Quebec and uses some of the wood to build a rocking chair. It soon becomes the property of his fiancée, then his wife, then a toy for their children that allows them to pl...