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Nommé aux Oscars®, catégorie Meilleur film documentaire, 1966

Hélicoptère Canada

1966 50 min
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Le film a été préparé pour les milliers de visiteurs attendus au Canada en 1967 et montre la beauté du pays et les divertissements qu'il offre. L'atmosphère du film est humoristique et la musique, entraînante.

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Le film a été préparé pour les milliers de visiteurs attendus au Canada en 1967 et montre la beauté du pays et les divertissements qu'il offre. L'atmosphère du film est humoristique et la musique, entraînante.
  • director
    Eugene Boyko
  • images
    Eugene Boyko
  • producer
    Peter Jones
    Tom Daly
  • editing
    Rex Tasker
  • sound editing
    Victor Merrill
  • commentary
    Donald Brittain
    Derek May
  • music
    Malca Gillson

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Ages 14 to 17
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Have students comment on the narrator’s tongue-in-cheek style. Students should be able to observe how much Canada has changed since the film was made in 1966, in terms of multiculturalism, commerce, industry and environmental concerns. Discuss: The film shows Canada at its best, with none of its “warts and hairs.” This film can be viewed as a compare/contrast piece with Over Canada: An Aerial Adventure, available at libraries.
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