Charles Tupper: The Big Man
This short historical reenactment is a portrait of Canadian Father of Confederation Charles Tupper. The film harks back to a time when the idea of a federal union was still hotly debated, when it was unclear whether Nova Scotia would come in or remain out. It studies a bigger-than-life politician who won over both his bitterest opponent, Joseph Howe, and the people of this Maritime province, to finally lead Nova Scotia into the Canadian Confederation in 1867.
This short historical reenactment is a portrait of Canadian Father of Confederation Charles Tupper. The film harks back to a time when the idea of a federal union was still hotly debated, when it was unclear whether Nova Scotia would come in or remain out. It studies a bigger-than-life politician who won over both his bitterest opponent, Joseph Howe, and the people of this Maritime province, to finally lead Nova Scotia into the Canadian Confederation in 1867.
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réalisateurMorten Parker
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producteurJulian Biggs
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producteur exécutifGuy Glover
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scénarioJoseph Schull
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caméraJohn Gunn
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sonLeo O'DonnellRon Alexander
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montageDennis Sawyer
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montage sonoreKarl Duplessis
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musiqueJean Shannon
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interprèteRobert ChristieEric HeathBudd KnappWilliam NeedlesDouglas Ney
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Charles Tupper: The Big Man, Morten Parker, offert par l' Office national du film du Canada