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Cast

Crew

Magnus Isacsson

Magnus Isacsson

Director

Louise Côté

Louise Côté

Editor

Paul Lapointe

Paul Lapointe

Producer

Germaine Ying Gee Wong

Germaine Ying Gee Wong

Producer

Jacques Ménard

Jacques Ménard

Producer

Paul Lapointe

Paul Lapointe

Executive Producer

Sally Bochner

Sally Bochner

Executive Producer

François Beauchemin

François Beauchemin

Director of Photography

Rénald Bellemare

Rénald Bellemare

Director of Photography

Henry Bernadet

Henry Bernadet

Director of Photography

Martin Duckworth

Martin Duckworth

Director of Photography

Andrei Khabad

Andrei Khabad

Director of Photography

Eve Lamont

Eve Lamont

Director of Photography

Martin Leclerc

Martin Leclerc

Director of Photography

Jean-Pierre Saint-Louis

Jean-Pierre Saint-Louis

Director of Photography

Magnus Isacsson

Magnus Isacsson

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View from the Summit

20020.0 / 1075 min
Documentary

Overview

This feature documentary takes us back to April 20, 2001, as Quebec City prepares to host the 3-day Summit of the Americas. A 4-kilometre fence has been erected, cutting off the Upper Town from the rest of the city. Thirty-four heads of state from the Americas will meet behind closed doors to discuss agreements for a Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA). Those opposed to the FTAA are mobilizing and gathering in Quebec City, too. Several thousand delegates have come to participate in the People's Summit, and tens of thousands will march in protest. Six thousand police officers fill the streets and it looks as if the historic Quebec capital is under siege. The local population fears the worst. Will the Quebec capital become a battleground? Shot in cinéma vérité style by 7 of Quebec's best documentary filmmakers, View from the Summit vividly portrays what happens when passionate and creative protesters clash with the ideologies of those in power.