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Palmerino

Synopsis

The artist Sergente Palmerino and his wife lose their business, their home, and everything they had built in Montreal since the late 1930s in a fire.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Pascale Ferland
Original Score
Luzio Artobelli, Jean-Pierre Duchesne, Jean-François Dumas
Original Title
Palmerino
Spoken Languages
French, Italian
Runtime
47m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Pascale Ferland

Original Score & Music

Luzio Artobelli, Jean-Pierre Duchesne, Jean-François Dumas

Director of Photography

Pascale Ferland, Martin Plouffe

Film Editing

René Roberge

Producers

Pascale Ferland

Department Leadership Roster

Pascale Ferland

Pascale Ferland

Director

Pascale Ferland

Pascale Ferland

Producer

Pascale Ferland

Pascale Ferland

Director of Photography

Martin Plouffe

Director of Photography

René Roberge

René Roberge

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Palmerino.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Palmerino

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Palmerino about?

The artist Sergente Palmerino and his wife lose their business, their home, and everything they had built in Montreal since the late 1930s in a fire.

Who directed Palmerino?

Palmerino was directed by Pascale Ferland.

Who stars in Palmerino?

The principal cast of Palmerino includes Sergente Palmerino, Thérésa Sorgente, Maria Sorgente, André Desjardins.

When was Palmerino released and how long is it?

Palmerino was released in 2002 with a total runtime of 47m.

Who composed the musical score for Palmerino?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Palmerino was composed by Luzio Artobelli, Jean-Pierre Duchesne, Jean-François Dumas.