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TORONTO — Quebec filmmaker Philippe Falardeau says that through the four-year process of making his new docuseries about the Lac-Mégantic trail derailment disaster he had to be talked down from abandoning the project more than once.
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Drawing on the harrowing first hand-accounts of victims and interviews with railway officials, the docuseries traces how the small town became the site of the 2013 rail disaster.
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Oscar-nominated director Philippe Falardeau revisits the tragic 2013 event in the documentary, Lac-Mégantic – This Is Not an Accident
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