Others' Gold (2012) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Others' Gold about?
Others' Gold is a documentary. In Malartic, Quebec, the mining company Osisko begins construction of Canada’s largest open-pit gold mine. The 3,600 residents face uncertainty as the Mining Act prioritizes resource extraction over individual property rights. Families and seniors share their experiences as they confront the changes to their community and lifestyle. The film captures their stories of loss and adaptation amid the industrial development that reshapes their urban environment. Directed by Simon Plouffe, Others' Gold runs for 60 minutes.
When was Others' Gold released?
Others' Gold was released in 2012.
How long is Others' Gold?
Others' Gold has a runtime of 60 minutes.
What genre is Others' Gold?
Others' Gold is classified as Culture, Society.
What topics does Others' Gold cover?
Others' Gold explores topics including social-inequality, industrial-disasters.