An interview with Montreal filmmaker and journalist Francine Pelletier about her documentary The Battle for Québec's Soul (Bataille pour l’âme du Québec), which asks what happened to a province that once looked
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Joannie Lafrenière captures Hungarian-Canadian photographer Gabor Szilasi with an appropriately curious eye.
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602 Quebec filmmakers call for funding reform in an open letter to SODEC, the provincial funder for cultural productions.
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Following provincial success, Tënk is bringing a curated, rotating collection of films to Canadian screens from coast to coast.
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"Despite the fact that we think that paper will be thrown away in two years and won’t be any good anymore, [Claude]’s proven the opposite: paper can outlast our expectations of it."
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"When I wrote the story I hoped this film would affect contemporary women. It’s not just a story from the past," says Claude Demers.
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