Wiebo's War (Short Version)

Wiebo's War (Short Version)

Wiebo's War (Short Version)
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Wiebo's War is a feature documentary that tells the story of a man's epic battle with the oil and gas industry. In the 1990s, natural gas wells were drilled near the home of Reverend Wiebo Ludwig and his clan in Alberta. Soon after, livestock began to die, and the Christian community started experiencing health problems, including a series of miscarriages. After 5 years of being ignored by the oil and gas industry, Ludwig decided to fight for his land and his family's survival.

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Générique
  • *
    David York
  • réalisateur
    David York
  • producteur
    Bonnie Thompson
    David York
  • producteur exécutif
    David Christensen
    David York
  • monteur
    Nick Hector
  • directeur de la photographie
    Kirk Tougas
  • *
    Jonathan Goldsmith
    Bryn Hughes
    Nick Hector
    Downy Karvonen
    David Best
  • montage son
    Michael Bonini
  • mixeur du repiquage
    Lou Solakofski
  • recherche visuelle
    Judy Ruzylo
  • recherche
    David Donahue
  • graphiques
    Ivan Verlaan
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  • GlenT

    Wiebo Ludwig is an inspiration to those who feel compelled to stand up to misguided authority and he did this with calm and equanimity. Goodness knows he had every reason to be angry. In light of the secret document that has come to the media's attention showing that the RCMP is complicit in the persecution of any who would call into question the practices of the oil and gas industry, Mr. Ludwig's experiences are all the more heroic and tragic. I think someone should make a film on the RCMP's campaign of dirty tricks. How can the RCMP engage in these kinds of tactics and NOT be called to account? That our federal law enforcement agency has been co-opted and works on behalf of big industry, turning it's back on the citizens of Canada seems far more criminal and far-reaching than anything Mr. Ludwig might have done.

    GlenT, 18 Fév 2015