Un Pays sans bon sens

  • Pierre Perrault
  • 1969
  • Canada
  • 117 minutes
  • French
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This film is an essay on the notion of one’s country and of its roots in the heart of man. The action takes place in the context of a nation in search of its identity – the French Canadians – and also of other peoples without a country of their own : the Indians of Quebec and the Bretons in France.

  • Production : ONF Office National du Film du Canada
  • Distribution : ONF Office National du Film du Canada
  • Editing : Yves Leduc
  • Sound : Serge Beauchemin
  • Photography : Michel Brault; Bernard Gosselin

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