Chloé Sainte-Marie (born Marie-Aline Joyal on May 29, 1962 in Saint-Eugène-de-Grantham, Québec, Canada) is an actress, singer, activist, and official spokesperson for a network of natural caregivers in Québec.
She is equally well known as the companion, muse, and caregiver of renowned Quebec filmmakerGilles Carle, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease which, over 18 years, progressively reduced his ability to move or speak. Slightly before the death of Gilles Carle in 2009, she opened the Maison Gilles-Carle, to accept chronically ill patients looking to live in a family style setting while allowing respite to their primary caregivers by sharing care for the residents amongst the caregivers.[1]
In 2005, Charles Binamé and Amazone Film released the documentary Gilles Carle ou l'indomptable imaginaire (released in English as Gilles Carle, the untamable mind) where, as part of his exploration of the movie's subject, he chronicled Sainte-Marie's life as the companion and muse to Gilles Carle.[2]
In 2009, she released her latest album Nitshisseniten e tshissenitamin (translated as: "I know that you know"), performed in its entirety in the Innu language. The words and music are from author-poet-composer-performer Philippe McKenzie, a fore-runner in the contemporary folk-Innu movement.
In 2012, she was interviewed on the Pénélope McQuade show about the Maison Gilles-Carle and how so many people came together to make the project a reality.
Awards
2003 : She received the Félix Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album for Je marche à toi (2002).[3]
2003 : She received the Premier Prix du public (translated as: "Grand Prize from the public" at the (France).[4]
2004 : She received the Révélation du festival (translated as: "Discovery of the Festival") prize at the .[5]
2006 : For the album Je marche à toi (2002), she received, from the Académie Charles-Cros the prize Coup de cœur chanson - Année de la francophonie pour le Canada (translated as: "Song from the Heart - Canada's Year of Francophony").[6]
2006 : She once again received a Félix Award, this time for Show of the Year - Performer for her show Parle-moi (2005).[7]
2010 : On February 14, 2010, Les Artistes pour la paix honoured Chloé Sainte-Marie and designated her as Artiste pour la paix de l'année 2009 (translated as: "Artist for Peace for the year 2009").[8][9]
- Hospice founded by Chloé Sainte-Marie in homage to her late companion, Gilles Carle
January 12, 2023
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Chloe Sainte Marie born Marie Aline Joyal on May 29 1962 in Saint Eugene de Grantham Quebec Canada is an actress singer activist and official spokesperson for a network of natural caregivers in Quebec Chloe Sainte MarieBackground informationBirth nameMarie Aline JoyalBorn 1962 05 29 May 29 1962 age 60 OriginSaint Eugene de Grantham Quebec CanadaGenresFolk pop French CanadianOccupation s Singer actressYears active1982 presentLabelsGSI MusiqueWebsitewww wbr chloesaintemarie wbr com in French Contents 1 Biography 2 Awards 3 Filmography 4 Discography 5 References 6 External linksBiography EditShe is equally well known as the companion muse and caregiver of renowned Quebec filmmaker Gilles Carle who was diagnosed with Parkinson s disease which over 18 years progressively reduced his ability to move or speak Slightly before the death of Gilles Carle in 2009 she opened the Maison Gilles Carle to accept chronically ill patients looking to live in a family style setting while allowing respite to their primary caregivers by sharing care for the residents amongst the caregivers 1 In 2005 Charles Biname and Amazone Film released the documentary Gilles Carle ou l indomptable imaginaire released in English as Gilles Carle the untamable mind where as part of his exploration of the movie s subject he chronicled Sainte Marie s life as the companion and muse to Gilles Carle 2 In 2009 she released her latest album Nitshisseniten e tshissenitamin translated as I know that you know performed in its entirety in the Innu language The words and music are from author poet composer performer Philippe McKenzie a fore runner in the contemporary folk Innu movement In 2012 she was interviewed on the Penelope McQuade show about the Maison Gilles Carle and how so many people came together to make the project a reality Awards Edit2003 She received the Felix Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album for Je marche a toi 2002 3 2003 She received the Premier Prix du public translated as Grand Prize from the public at the Festival Alors Chante France 4 2004 She received the Revelation du festival translated as Discovery of the Festival prize at the Festival Pully 5 2006 For the album Je marche a toi 2002 she received from the Academie Charles Cros the prize Coup de cœur chanson Annee de la francophonie pour le Canada translated as Song from the Heart Canada s Year of Francophony 6 2006 She once again received a Felix Award this time for Show of the Year Performer for her show Parle moi 2005 7 2010 On February 14 2010 Les Artistes pour la paix honoured Chloe Sainte Marie and designated her as Artiste pour la paix de l annee 2009 translated as Artist for Peace for the year 2009 8 9 Filmography Edit1982 Scandale 1984 Cinema Cinema as singer 1984 Le Parc leading role 1985 O Picasso as singer 1985 Le dernier havre secondary role 1986 La Guepe film leading role 1987 Vive Quebec as singer 1989 La terre est une pizza leading role 1991 La milliardaire TV secondary role 1992 Miss Moscou TV leading role 1992 La Postiere aka The Postmistress leading role 1996 Pudding chomeur aka Bread Pudding and Poor Man s Pudding leading role 1998 La Penderie leading role 2005 Gilles Carle ou l indomptable imaginaire as self Discography Edit Chloe Sainte Marie performing at the Fnac Saint Lazare store in Paris France in March 2007 1993 L Emploi de mon temps 1999 Je pleure tu pleures ASIN B000GBEX0Q 2002 Je marche a toi ASIN B000GBEX10 2005 Parle moi ASIN B000B6TS6U 2008 Mon amour en furie ASIN B001KK6RGA Boxed set containing the 3 albums Je pleure tu pleures Je marche a toi and Parle moi 2009 Nitshisseniten E Tshissenitamin Je sais que tu sais ASIN B002M81UCK References Edit Emotional Homage to Gilles Carle The Montreal Gazette Retrieved on February 19 2010 Amazone Film Retrieved on March 24 2010 ADISQ Nominees and Winners for 2003 Archived December 12 2009 at the Wayback Machine ADISQ Felix Awards 2003 Retrieved on February 19 2010 Festival Alors Chante Archived March 23 2010 at the Wayback Machine in France Retrieved on March 26 2010 Festival Pully Prix de la revelation 2004 Archived April 10 2010 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved on March 30 2010 Coup de cœur chanson 2006 Archived July 18 2011 at the Wayback Machine Academie Charles Cros 2006 Retrieved on March 24 2010 ADISQ Nominees and Winners for 2006 permanent dead link ADISQ Felix Awards 2006 Retrieved on February 19 2010 Fete de l amour et de la paix Artistes pour la paix Retrieved on March 26 2010 Chloe Sainte Marie en paix Cyberpresse ca in French Retrieved April 5 2010 External links EditChloe Sainte Marie at IMDb Official website in French Short biography in French on Radio Canada Biography in French at Quebec Info Musique Chloe Sainte Marie at the All Music Guide Database La Maison Gilles Carle in French Hospice founded by Chloe Sainte Marie in homage to her late companion Gilles Carle Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Chloe Sainte Marie amp oldid 1045202890, wikipedia, wiki, 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