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The Fate of America is a film of genre Documentary directed by Jacques Godbout with Jacques Godbout
The Fate of America (1997)
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Add to a movie listDirected by Jacques Godbout
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Le sort de l’Amérique est un film documentaire québécois réalisé par Jacques Godbout, sorti en 1996.
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Rencontre entre un documentariste, Jacques Godbout, et un dramaturge, René-Daniel Dubois, ce film présente l'évolution du projet du documentariste au contact du dramaturge.Actors
Jacques Godbout
(Narrateur)
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