Le temps de la Manic

This documentary captures the concluding moments of the Manic-Outardes hydroelectric projects on the North Shore of the St. Lawrence. It pays tribute to the people who dedicated twenty years to this significant venture in modern Quebec, showcasing their experiences and contributions.

The film features the voices of various individuals, including Jean-Noël Laprise, known as "the Switch," and his family. Other contributors such as Édouard Hovington and Véronique Hovington also share their insights into the Manic adventure. The documentary includes notable figures, including Prime Minister René Lévesque, emphasizing the project's national importance.

For collectors interested in documentaries that highlight significant historical and cultural moments in Quebec, Le temps de la Manic offers a unique perspective on the human stories behind major infrastructure projects. This film stands as a reflection of a transformative period in Quebec's history and is a valuable record of collective effort.