From: tvngti@gmail.com   
      
   Hello Hugues, Of all the posts about the documentary 'the Bronswick Affair'   
   yours is the most accurate. I fell for this story, completely. I remember the   
   TV set was the common denominator found in a group's research into out of   
   character purchases of    
   products eventually leading to the manufacturers of the Bronswick TV Co who   
   employed a scientist to produce the 'techno evil' device which was placed in   
   their TVs. When he committed suicide, the outraged city rose up (Toronto?) and   
   destroyed the company.   
   .    
      
   On Thursday, May 15, 2003 at 2:08:18 PM UTC+12, Hugues Fournier wrote:   
   > The real name is The Bronswick Affair. It's a short fake documentary,   
   > mixing fiction and animation, directed in 1978 by Robert Awad and A.   
   > Leduc for National film Board of Canada. It tell stories of people   
   > forced by some techno-evil TV set to buy things they won't ever need.   
   > Hugues   
      
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