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De la tourbe et du restant

1979, French. Directed by Fernand Bélanger & Yves Angrignon & Louise Dugal.

This film is first and foremost a documentary on the exploitation of the peat bogs of the Bas-Saint-Laurent region, which export most of their humus production to the United States: but the film is also the story of the exploitation of nature by man and of man by man.

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1h 28m
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French
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Released
27 December 1979
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De la tourbe et du restant (1979) was directed by Fernand Bélanger and Yves Angrignon and Louise Dugal.

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