"The Tin Flute" is a 1958 Canadian film directed by Gilles Carle, based on the novel by Gabrielle Roy. The story is set in the working-class neighborhood of Saint-Henri in Montreal during the post-World War II era, focusing on the struggles of a young woman named Florence as she navigates love, poverty, and her aspirations for a better life. The film explores themes of social inequality and the impact of economic hardship on families. It features a cast of characters that represent the diverse experiences of the community, highlighting their dreams and challenges in a rapidly changing society.