Un pays sans bon sens!

Structured as a cinematic essay, "Un pays sans bon sens!" delves into the emotional and political foundations of national belonging. It explores the complex interplay of cultural maturity, autonomy, and territory during a pivotal time for French Canadians in the 1970s. The film moves between Quebec, France, and Western Canada, providing a nuanced perspective on identity.

As a documentary, it offers insight into the socio-political climate of Quebec and reflects the sentiments of a population grappling with its cultural roots. The film's exploration of nationalism and belonging is particularly relevant for collectors interested in Canadian history and cultural studies. The work of the National Film Board of Canada adds a layer of significance, emphasizing the importance of this documentary in understanding the Quebec identity.