the film. Audio excerpts from Amazon.com. Facades by Philip Glass returns in leitmotiv throughout the movie. It was chosen by Labrecque for its repetitive nature, representative of the 2003 political campaign in some ways. Fur Alina by Arvo Pärt and its very melancholic ambiance is used in the final scene where Landry conceded defeat and is comforted by the people close to him. Visuals It is rare for such emphasis be placed on attention to visual beauty in a documentary, especially a political one. This has brought much admiration for the work. It can be stated that Labrecque made it a point to show Landry as a human being with often very intimate, tight shots, breaking the standard of the news channel waist shot or talking heads type of clips that politicians are mostly seen through. Other version See also Cinema of Quebec Cinéma direct Culture of Quebec List of Quebec movies National Question Politics of Quebec 2003 Quebec general election Quebec nationalism Quebec sovereigntism References External links SRC dossier Profile of Bernard Landry at the National Assembly of Quebec website 2003 films 2000s French-language films Canadian documentary films Political history of Quebec Documentary films about Quebec politics 2003 documentary films Films directed by Jean-Claude Labrecque French-language Canadian films 2000s Canadian films Best Documentary Film Jutra and Iris Award winners