Referendum: Take 2

About This Movie

So, 'Referendum: Take 2' from 1996 dives deep into a pivotal moment in Canadian history, right? It's all about that nail-biting sovereignty vote in Quebec. What’s intriguing is how it captures the atmosphere. You’ve got these 23 filmmakers from both the English and French sides of the NFB, each bringing their own lens to the streets. The pacing feels almost frenetic at times, reflecting the tension of the moment. It’s raw and unfiltered, really. You see the hopes, fears, and energy of the people, which gives it this unique texture. No flashy effects, just real-life performances that resonate. It’s a snapshot of a tumultuous time, making it distinct in its documentary approach.

Documentary approach offers raw perspectives · Combines voices from English and French filmmakers · Reflects a significant political moment in Canada