
Such a Simple Game
1964 Directed by Gilles GroulxThis short 1964 documentary depicts the national sport of French Canadians: hockey. Seen "from the inside" this seemingly simple game turns out to be not so simple. Hockey is dream of mythic proportions that mirrors the aspirations of an entire people. Its heroes are national figures. At the Montreal Forum, there is total symbiosis between the crowd and the Habs. In 1955, idol Maurice Richard is suspended for striking a referee. The people take to the streets in unison and the riots begin... - NFB
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Henri Richard
....................................................self
Bernard 'Boom Boom' Geoffrion
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Jean-Guy Talbot
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Gilles Tremblay
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Director
...........................................................Gilles Groulx
Producer
...........................................................Jacques Bobet
Writer
...........................................................Marcel Dubé
Director of Photography
...........................................................Jean-Claude Labrecque
Guy Borremans
Editor
...........................................................Gilles Groulx
Location Sound Recordist
...........................................................Marcel Carrière
Production Companies
...................................................ONF | NFB
Production Countries
........................................................Canada
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