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Une Histoire sur le goût de la langue

Can. 2022. Documentary by Hélène Choquette. A documentary bringing together historians, specialists and lovers of the French language to reflect on its evolution in Quebec, from the Conquest of 1759 to Bill 101.

Runtime: 76 min.

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Lepage au soleil - At the Origins of Kanata

V.O.: Lepage au soleil - À l'origine de Kanata

Can. 2019. Documentary by Hélène Choquette. The creation process of a play by Quebec’s Robert Lepage that examines the experience of Canada's Indigenous people as a metaphor for a world in pain.

Runtime: 94 min.

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Like a Pebble in the Boot

V.O.: Comme un caillou dans la botte

Can. 2018. Documentary by Hélène Choquette. Between Italy and Senegal, the situation of economic migrants is becoming increasingly complicated by Italy's financial crisis and the flood of asylum-seeking refugees.

Runtime: 70 min.

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A Dog's Life

V.O.: Chienne de vie

Can. 2015. Documentary by Hélène Choquette. In Montreal and Toronto, many homeless people discuss the special relationship they have with their dogs.

Runtime: 77 min.

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Grande Fille!

Can. 2014. Documentary by Hélène Choquette. Documentary on the phenomenon of early puberty.

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Les Discrètes

Can. 2013. Documentary by Hélène Choquette. An incursion into the daily life of the Sisters of Providence, a religious community founded by

Runtime: 68 min.

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Les Poings de la fierté

Can. 2012. Documentary by Hélène Choquette. At a Thai boxing training camp on the Burmese border, four sons of illegal migrant workers prepare for a series of fights against young Thai men.

Runtime: 63 min.

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Avenue Zéro

Can. 2009. Documentary by Hélène Choquette.

Runtime: 52 min