The Times That Are

Year: 1967

Runtime: 118 mins

Language: French

Director: Pierre Perrault

Documentary

Four years after Pour la suite du monde, Pierre Perrault returns to the story of Alexis Tremblay, asking him and his wife Marie to travel to France, the land of their ancestors. The film intercuts a montage of their journey in France with conversations they have with friends about the experience, offering a reflective look at identity and memory.

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