Fiction Nucléaire, La


Release Information: February 21, 1979; Montréal (Outremont); Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)

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Executive Producer: Roger Frappier; Roger Frappier; Roger Frappier; Roger Frappier; Roger Frappier; Roger Frappier; Roger Frappier; Roger Frappier

87 minutes, 1977

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Québec is not very populated, and yet it is the world’s leading producer of hydroelectricity. Do we really need nuclear energy, which is costly and dangerous? What are the government’s reasons for insisting on it? Using a round table discussion that looks at the pros and cons, this film leads a deep investigation into nuclear energy in Québec. It takes a fresh look at the full range of energy sources available in Québec, from an industrial, economic, historical and political perspective. Our neighbours envy our abundant resources, which can, at times, cause democratic/ technocratic conflicts. This film is an artistic masterpiece, taking the debate to the level of an ever expanding society that idolizes the almighty buck...

Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)

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