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The Black Sheep
19923 h 48 min 28 secFilm: Documentary
Direction: Jacques Godbout
Production: Éric Michel
One of Québec's foremost documentarians and authors, Jacques Godbout, captures a society in flux. Following the demise of the Meech Lake Accord in 1990, the mood of Québec swung toward sovereignty. This two-volume set records the events and the personalities of this critical time in Québec history and reveals the qualities that differentiate Québec from the rest of the country. A compelling essay which asks: What is the future of the "black sheep" of Confederation?
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Subject categories
- Politics and Government - Canada > Canada-Quebec RelationsConstitutionQuébecQuébec Nationalism
- History - Canada - 1946-Present > ConstitutionPolitics and GovernmentQuebec NationalsmQuébec
Credits
- director
- Jacques Godbout
- producer
- Éric Michel
- photography
- Jean-Pierre Lachapelle
- sound
- Richard Besse
- Serge Beauchemin
- Yvon Benoît
- Claude Hamel
- editing
- Monique Fortier
- sound editing
- Marie-Claude Gagné
- re-recording
- Adrian Croll