Chez Nous C'Est Chez Nous
- Release Information
- February 23, 1973
- TV (Radio-Canada)
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- Funding Sources
- Act/Policy
- Budget
- Distributors
- Office National du Film
- Office National du Film
Production Details
- Executive Producer
- Jacques Blain
- Producer
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- François Séguillon
- François Séguillon
- François Séguillon
- François Séguillon
- Director
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Director of Photography
- François Séguillon
- François Séguillon
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Pierre Letarte
- Réo Grégoire
- Réo Grégoire
- Réo Grégoire
- Réo Grégoire
- Réo Grégoire
- Réo Grégoire
- Réo Grégoire
- Réo Grégoire
- Réo Grégoire
- Director of Sound
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Jacques Blain
- Pierre Letarte
- Writer
- Marcel Carrière
- Marcel Carrière
- Editor
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Monique Fortier
- Cast
- Marcel Carrière
Now that he has returned to the region where the ARDA-BAEQ experience took place (where all of the NFB’s first social unrest movies were made), the filmmaker shows what happens when Québec’s new socio-economic plan is put into effect: eleven towns along the Lower St. Lawrence Valley and in the Gaspé Peninsula are destroyed. The film focuses on the experiences of a small town named Saint-Octave-de-l’Avenir. This dramatic documentary serves as a warning: will the government’s new practice be to condemn towns, rural villages and country life in the name of bureaucracy? Don’t basic human values justify the survival of rural communities that exist just outside of profitable communities where there is an increasing tendency to ‘‘park’’ humans?
Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
