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In 1987, in the middle of winter, the filmmaker Jean-Pierre Mocky shot numerous scenes of Agent trouble at the Lac Noir. The buildings of its former hydroelectric power station served as the backdrop. Therefore, the film is also a historical document, a testament to the presence of an industrial building that EDF (Electricity of France) has chosen to destroy. The filmmaker would return in 2009 to direct a TV film. In 1995, Régis Wargnier shot A french woman on the lake's shores.
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