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Un jeu si simple

Documentaire spectaculaire sur le hockey, sport national des Québécois, et l'équipe des Canadiens de Montréal des années 1950-1960. Les joueurs sont des héros nationaux : Jacques Plante, Bernard Geoffrion, Henri Richard et les autres. En 1955 : l'idole Maurice Richard vient d'être puni pour avoir frappé un arbitre. Comme un seul homme, le peuple descend dans la rue, et c'est l'émeute...
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Documentaire spectaculaire sur le hockey, sport national des Québécois, et l'équipe des Canadiens de Montréal des années 1950-1960. Les joueurs sont des héros nationaux : Jacques Plante, Bernard Geoffrion, Henri Richard et les autres. En 1955 : l'idole Maurice Richard vient d'être puni pour avoir frappé un arbitre. Comme un seul homme, le peuple descend dans la rue, et c'est l'émeute...

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  • participant
    Henri Richard
    Jean-Guy Talbot
    Gilles Tremblay
    Bernard Geoffrion
  • images
    Jean-Claude Labrecque
    Guy Borremans
  • location sound
    Marcel Carrière
  • None
    Sidney Pearson
  • organ
    Bernard Lagacé
  • recording
    Joseph Champagne
  • documentation
    René Lecavalier
  • direction
    Gilles Groulx
  • editing
    Gilles Groulx
  • production
    Jacques Bobet
  • script
    Marcel Dubé
  • text
    Marcel Dubé

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