Review: Who Killed the Montreal Expos?
Filmmaker Jean-François Poisson explores the loss of the Montreal Expos and the US-Canada divide in his documentary.
The relocation of the Montreal Expos to Washington D.C. in 2005 left a void in Canadian sports that has yet to be filled.
Nos Amours
is still remembered by fans, with Expos hats remaining a popular choice among baseball enthusiasts.
- The documentary takes an investigative approach to determine why the team left Montreal.
- It draws comparisons to The Grizzlie Truth, a documentary about the demise of the Vancouver Grizzlies basketball team.
Poisson's focus is on uncovering the truth behind the team's departure, rather than speculating about a potential return.
Author's summary: Exploring the loss of the Montreal Expos baseball team.
Poisson wants to know
why they left in the first place, and who is to blame
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