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Voir – Juger – Agir : L’histoire de la JOC

Can. 2025. Documentary by Annie Deniel. The role of the Young Christian Workers, a social movement rooted in working-class neighborhoods, in feminist and union struggles in Quebec in the 20th century.

Runtime: 70 min.

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Break Free

V.O.: Fuir

Can. 2022. Documentary by Carole Laganière. Three-month incursion into a home for women victims of domestic violence.

Runtime: 79 min.

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Steampunk Connection

Can. 2019. Documentary by Annie Deniel. Through the creative and philosophical journey of three "Steamers", the film delves into an international artistic community, inspired by science fiction and the Industrial Revolution.

Runtime: 75 min.

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Les Réalisatrices contemporaines - L'état des choses

Can. 2018. Documentary by Guylaine Dionne, Rosanna Maule. Female filmmakers from around the world speak out about the discrimination they face on film sets and at film festivals.

Runtime: 164 min.

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Des armes et nous

Can. 2018. Documentary by Lysanne Thibodeau. A filmmaker who witnessed a gun violence tragedy as a teenager questions the consequences of the free flow of firearms.

Runtime: 75 min.

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À contre-courant

Can. 2013. Documentary by Lisa Sfriso. The circumstances surrounding the founding of Qu

Runtime: 82 min.