"Just One Big Mess": The Halifax Explosion, 1917
On the morning of December 6, 1917, two ships, one of which was loaded with munitions, collided in Halifax Harbour. The explosion which followed levelled two square miles of the city, killed over 1600 people and left thousands wounded and homeless. Through interviews with survivors and photographs of the devastation, this dramatically recounts the events.
On the morning of December 6, 1917, two ships, one of which was loaded with munitions, collided in Halifax Harbour. The explosion which followed levelled two square miles of the city, killed over 1600 people and left thousands wounded and homeless. Through interviews with survivors and photographs of the devastation, this dramatically recounts the events.
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réalisateurCheryl Lean
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producteurFloyd Elliott
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narrateurSusan Crowe
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musicienJarvis Benoit
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montage sonPatricia Kipping
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ré-enregistrementRoger Lamoureux
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producteur exécutifDouglas MacDonald
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NoneTerry NolanJana B. Subert
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caméra d'animationRaymond DumasJacques AvoineLynda Pelley
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"Just One Big Mess": The Halifax Explosion, 1917, Cheryl Lean, offert par l' Office national du film du Canada