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François Macerola, Part 1: SODEC and its Relationship to Other Provincial Agencies François Macerola, Part 2: The Film Industry, Technology, Regulation, and Foreign Investment François Macerola, Part 3: Development of the Film Industry through the NFB and Television François Macerola, Part 4: Québec and International Markets and Reflections on a Long Career

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Films to discover

  • MARS et AVRIL (2012)
  • JEAN-DU-SUD AUTOUR DU MONDE (1983)
  • AU FIL DE L'EAU (2001)
  • DISTURBING BEHAVIOUR (1997)
  • VISIONS (1988)

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Canadian Film Online is an interactive website devoted to the history of full-length feature filmmaking in Canada. This project was built by Athabasca University and is funded in part by the Canada Interactive Fund Program of Canadian Heritage.

Ce projet est appuyé en partie dans le cadre du Fonds interactif du Canada de Patrimoine canadien.


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© 2012 Athabasca University All rights reserved.

Canadian Film Online is an interactive website devoted to the history of full-length feature filmmaking in Canada. This project was built by Athabasca University and is funded in part by the Canada Interactive Fund Program of Canadian Heritage.

Ce projet est appuyé en partie dans le cadre du Fonds interactif du Canada de Patrimoine canadien.