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L'arche de verre

Documentaire sur le Biodôme de Montréal, créé de toutes pièces par une jeune équipe de scientifiques multidisciplinaires et passionnés. Le film observe l'effervescence qui l'animait durant les travaux de cette réalisation révolutionnaire.
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Documentaire sur le Biodôme de Montréal, créé de toutes pièces par une jeune équipe de scientifiques multidisciplinaires et passionnés. Le film observe l'effervescence qui l'animait durant les travaux de cette réalisation révolutionnaire.

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  • director
    Bernard Gosselin
  • producer
    Paul Lapointe
  • images
    Alain Dostie
  • sound
    Yvon Benoît
    Richard Besse
    Jacques Drouin
  • editing
    Bernard Gosselin
    Michelle Guérin
  • sound editing
    Claude Langlois
  • sound mixer
    Jean-Pierre Joutel
    Serge Boivin
  • music
    Robert M. Lepage
  • participation
    Pierre Bourque
    Rachel Léger
    Robert Davidson
    Michel Delorme
    Serge Parent
    Jacques Dufresne
    Pierre Dansereau

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Ages 10 to 17

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