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Matusalem is a 1993 Canadian children's adventure film, directed by . The film stars Marc Labrèche as Philippe de Beauchesne, a long-dead 18th-century pirate who returns to earth as a ghost every 50 years to enlist human assistance in completing the quest that will free his soul, and Émile Proulx-Cloutier as Olivier, a young boy who volunteers for the quest; however, Olivier himself is captured by another group of pirates, and Philippe must join with Olivier's other friends to save him. A sequel film, , was released in 1997.

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  • Matusalem est un film québécois de Roger Cantin produit en 1993 et mettant en vedette Marc Labrèche. La suite du film, Matusalem II : Le Dernier des Beauchesne est parue en 1997. Il est la suite du film Simon les nuages, sorti en 1990. (fr)
  • Matusalem is a 1993 Canadian children's adventure film, directed by . The film stars Marc Labrèche as Philippe de Beauchesne, a long-dead 18th-century pirate who returns to earth as a ghost every 50 years to enlist human assistance in completing the quest that will free his soul, and Émile Proulx-Cloutier as Olivier, a young boy who volunteers for the quest; however, Olivier himself is captured by another group of pirates, and Philippe must join with Olivier's other friends to save him. The film was promoted in part through a commercial tie-in with McDonald's, the first Canadian film ever sponsored by the fast food chain. The film received six Genie Award nominations at the 15th Genie Awards in 1994, for Best Original Screenplay (Cantin), Best Art Direction/Production Design, Best Costume Design (Francesca Chamberland), Best Overall Sound (Louis Hone, Dominique Chartrand, Jacques Drouin and Hans Peter Strobl), Best Sound Editing (Michel B. Bordeleau, Diane Boucher, Natalie Fleurant and Jérôme Décarie) and Best Original Score (Milan Kymlicka). A sequel film, , was released in 1997. (en)
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  • Film poster (en)
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  • Michel Caron (en)
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  • Canada (en)
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  • Roger Cantin (en)
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  • Yves Langlois (en)
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  • French (en)
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  • Matusalem (en)
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  • Claude Bonin (en)
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  • Les Films Vision 4 (en)
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  • Roger Cantin (en)
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  • Matusalem est un film québécois de Roger Cantin produit en 1993 et mettant en vedette Marc Labrèche. La suite du film, Matusalem II : Le Dernier des Beauchesne est parue en 1997. Il est la suite du film Simon les nuages, sorti en 1990. (fr)
  • Matusalem is a 1993 Canadian children's adventure film, directed by . The film stars Marc Labrèche as Philippe de Beauchesne, a long-dead 18th-century pirate who returns to earth as a ghost every 50 years to enlist human assistance in completing the quest that will free his soul, and Émile Proulx-Cloutier as Olivier, a young boy who volunteers for the quest; however, Olivier himself is captured by another group of pirates, and Philippe must join with Olivier's other friends to save him. A sequel film, , was released in 1997. (en)
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