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| Title: | 10 DAYS, 48 HOURS |
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| Title year: | 1985 |
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| Also known as: | 10 JOURS, 48 HEURES (French Title) |
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| Original dialogue(s): | English |
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| Version(s): | FST |
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| Running time: | 85 min 58 sec |
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| Premiere date: | 15-02-87 Montréal (La Cinémathèque québécoise: Les Rendez-vous du cinéma québécois) 19h30 February 15, 1987 |
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| Description: | March 1985. After a six-month strike, the trawlers are once again heading out from Bonavista, bound for fishing grounds on the Grand Banks, off the coast of Labrador. They will fish for 10 days, then return to land for 48 hours. The camera follows the fishing expedition of the ZANDBERG, as it returns to shore and unloads its catch, which is immediately frozen before being shipped to the Danvers plant, near Boston, where it will be processed...in other words, prepared in whatever manner is popular at the time. |
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| Director(s): | Georges Dufaux | |
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| Actor(s): | Anne Caron | | |
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| Mario Desmarais | | |
| Hubert Gagnon | | |
| Éric Gandry | | |
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| Producer(s): | Éric Michel | |
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| Associate producers(s): | Shelagh McKenzie | |
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| Editor(s): | George Dufaux | |
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| Catherine Martin | |
| Photography: | Georges Dufaux | |
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| Support: | 16mm Col Kodak 7291, 7294 |
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| Festival(s): | Halifax (Atlantic Film Festival: NFB Theatre) | October 24, 1986 |
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| Co-finance: | Country production | |
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| Location(s): | St. Margarets Bay (NB) |
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| Saint John's (NF) |
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| Laboratory: | Office National du Film |
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