René Lévesque (miniseries)

René Lévesque is a two-part Canadian television miniseries focusing on the life and political career of René Lévesque, the 23rd Premier of Quebec. The miniseries aired in 1994 on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) in English and on Télévision de Radio-Canada in French.

The series portrays Lévesque from his early days as a journalist to his leadership of the Parti Québécois and his efforts to achieve sovereignty for Quebec. It delves into his personal life, including his relationships and struggles with alcohol, alongside his public persona and political achievements. The miniseries offers a dramatized account of key moments in Quebec history, such as the October Crisis and the 1980 Quebec referendum. It explores the complexities of Lévesque's character and the impact of his political decisions on Quebec society.

The miniseries was directed by Giles Walker and starred Denis Bouchard as René Lévesque. It received generally positive reviews for its performances and its depiction of a pivotal figure in Canadian history.