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Log House
1976
27 min
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This film is about the building of a traditional log cabin in Québec. It starts with the tree and finishes with the housewarming. While it is not a realistic housing option for many Canadians, it does provide encouragement for all of us to re-examine the resources around us that we may not be using effectively, if at all.
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This film is about the building of a traditional log cabin in Québec. It starts with the tree and finishes with the housewarming. While it is not a realistic housing option for many Canadians, it does provide encouragement for all of us to re-examine the resources around us that we may not be using effectively, if at all.
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directorMichael RubboAndreas Poulsson
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producerRoman Bittman
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executive producerColin Low
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cameraAndreas Poulsson
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soundJacques ChevignyClaude DelormeClaude Chevalier
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editingLes Halman
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sound editingAndré Galbrand
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musicBen Low
Ages 13 to 15
School subjects
Have students watch the film in their mother tongue, and then write a text in their second language. They must write a detailed description, respecting the steps shown in the film, listing all the stages in the construction of a log cabin. The text must be detailed and accurate enough so that anyone who has not seen the film would be able to succeed in building a cabin.