Others' Gold
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The arrival of the mining company Osisko creates a lot of agitation in Malartic, a small community of 3600 in Quebec, Canada. Many families and seniors need to write off certain elements of their heritage and way of life. Others see their lifestyle threatened to disappear in order to make room for the previously unthinkable : the largest open-pit gold mine in Canada. The project is endorsed by the implacable Mining Act, which prioritizes the right to exploit subsoil resources rather than the right to protect the properties and lands of the citizens.

Awards and mentions
Prix «Silver Lei»
Honolulu Film Awards
Hawaï
2012
Mention honorable pour «Excellent Storytelling»
Wildlife International Film Festival
Missoula
2012
Merit Award for Advocacy
Montana CINE International Film Festival
Missoula
2011
2011
Canada
60:00
Original language
French
Subtitles
English

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Credits

Direction
Simon Plouffe
Participants
Cécile Buscemi
Fernand Carpentier
Myriam Germain-Sylvain
Nicole Kirouac
Gilles Leclerc
Ken Massé
Robert Rousson
Yves Sylvain
Annette Trudel
Yvan Trudel
Réal V. Benoît
Camera
Charles Latour
Editing
Marc-Thomas Dupuis
Sound
Simon Plouffe
Original Score
Simon Plouffe
Music
Réal V. Benoit
Production
Jeannine Gagné
Amazone Film

Technical information

Color
Color
Image format
16:9
Sound
Stereo
Shooting format
DVCPRO
HD
Other available versions
French with spanish subtitles

Documentation

Further information

See also:

Rencontre avec Simon Plouffe, Vidéographe, 2013, 15:33

 

Keywords
Rural life, Community, Testimony, Mine, Drilling

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