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The Forgotten War is a film of genre Drama with Joe Bocan
The Forgotten War (1988)
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Add to a movie listLa Guerre oubliée est un film réalisé en 1987 par Richard Boutet chez Vent d'Est Films. Il y retrace, par des entrevues, des chansons et des saynètes, l'histoire de la Crise de la conscription (1917) au Québec pendant la Première Guerre mondiale.
Le film a mis en vedette la chanteuse Joe Bocan.
Actors
Joe Bocan
(La Madelon)
Eudore Belzile
(Le petit conscrit)
Jacques Godin
(Le général Lessard)
Luc-Martial Dagenais
(L'aide de camp)
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