The Champagne Safari

The Champagne Safari

In 1934, mogul Charles Bedaux embarked on an ill-fated journey across Northern Canada. His upper-crust caravan, called "The Champagne Safari," was abandoned and film footage of the journey was lost. Decades later, director George Ungar discovers the film. Using it, he composes this documentary that tracks the wealthy industrialist's life, exploring how his worker-management system left its imprint on the modern world. He also examines Bedaux's Nazi ties, which led to his undoing. …

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David Hemblen

David Hemblen

English actor

Normand Roger

Normand Roger

Canadian composer

Floyd Crosby

Floyd Crosby

American cinematographer ‧ David Crosby's father

Harold Crooks

Harold Crooks

Canadian filmmaker

George Ungar

George Ungar

Film director

Kirk Tougas

Kirk Tougas

Cinematographer

Joan Hutton

Joan Hutton

Canadian cinematographer

Bernard Montgomery

Bernard Montgomery

Viscount Montgomery of Alamein