et l'indifférence, a similar analytic film about the 1980 plebiscite, and is brought into Le Mouton Noir especially for that reason. Production Like other documentaries of his (Traître ou Patriote, for example), Le Mouton noir showcases Godbout's own style of putting himself into the narrative thread by setting up scenes where he researches his subject and interacts with others, to help push the documentary forward. Godbout provides his own voice for the voice-overs of the English version. Sequel In 2003, a sequel was brought to theaters called Les héritiers du mouton noir. It catches up with the five young politicians the first part centred on. See also List of Quebec movies List of Quebec film directors Cinema of Quebec Culture of Quebec History of Quebec Politics of Quebec External links The Black Sheep at the National Film Board 1992 films 1990s French-language films Canadian documentary films Culture of Quebec National Film Board of Canada documentaries Documentary films about Quebec politics Films directed by Jacques Godbout 1992 documentary films French-language Canadian films 1990s Canadian films