La Ferme et son État
By
Marc SéguinDuration
116 MIN
Language
French
Country
Quebec
Year
2017
Synopsis
Agriculture has changed a lot since the twentieth century. Thanks to modernity, farmers have been able to leave behind their difficult predicament, but industrialization has sometimes, often even, forgotten ecology and know-how. This film shows the differences and possibilities by portraying agriculture in the twenty-first century. With its promises and its aberrations, the film examines young farmers in several human-sized projects. We find a farm that has no financial limits, is full of ideas and can afford to test the system. It becomes clear that more than ever Quebec needs an agricultural policy that will take the sectors’ realities into account. Various interviews with several specialists from different fields inform this documentary, including agriculture, health, economy, nutrition and politics.
Direction
Marc Séguin
Camera
Martine Leclerc
Editing
Alain Baril
Sound designer
Mélanie Gauthier
Martyne Morin
Cinematographer
Claudine Sauvé
Producer
Kimberlee Clarke
Gabrielle Bouchard
Graphic creation
Denis Dulude
Original Title
La Ferme et son État