Seeking the Current Trailer

Seeking the Current Trailer (2010)

13 November 2010 Factual 86 mins

Hydro-Quebec is on the verge of building four new hydro-electric dams. Nicolas Boisclair and Alexis de Gheldere decide to paddle the 500 kilometers of the Romaine River in order to documents the ecosystem before it is forever destroyed. In parallel, along with Roy Dupuis, they explore the profitability and feasibility of various renewable energy sources by interviewing experts across the Quebec.

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Cast

Roy Dupuis

as Self

Crew

International Releases Dates

Canada 13 November 2010

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