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Chez nous, c'est chez nous

Long métrage documentaire réalisé par Marcel Carrière. Revenu dans la région où se déroula l'expérience ARDA-BAEQ (où furent tournés les premiers films d'animation sociale de l'ONF), le cinéaste se fait le témoin de l'application de l'une des mesures qui découlent de ce plan de réaménagement socio-économique au Québec : la démolition de 11 villages dans le Bas-Saint-Laurent et la Gaspésie, vécue à Saint-Octave-de-l'Avenir.
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Long métrage documentaire réalisé par Marcel Carrière. Revenu dans la région où se déroula l'expérience ARDA-BAEQ (où furent tournés les premiers films d'animation sociale de l'ONF), le cinéaste se fait le témoin de l'application de l'une des mesures qui découlent de ce plan de réaménagement socio-économique au Québec : la démolition de 11 villages dans le Bas-Saint-Laurent et la Gaspésie, vécue à Saint-Octave-de-l'Avenir.

Agriculture Social Issues Urbanism All subjects
  • director
    Marcel Carrière
  • producer
    François Séguillon
  • photography
    Pierre Letarte
    Réo Grégoire
  • sound
    Jacques Blain
  • editing
    Monique Fortier
  • sound mixer
    Roger Lamoureux
  • animation
    Clorinda Warny
Chez nous, c'est chez nous
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