The Fight for Francophone Rights - Part Two - Our Rights, Our Fights
In 1982, when section 23 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms was adopted, the Canadian Constitution gave linguistic minorities the right to be educated in their own language. Yet, as francophone minorities outside Quebec soon came to realize, infrastructures needed for an education in French were lacking or totally nonexistent. Groups of parents decided to launch legal battles to force provincial governments to recognize and respect their rights. The three-part documentary series The Fight For Francophone Rights looks at six of these battles. Through interviews with the players involved, director Anne-Marie Rocher spotlights the issues that have pushed …
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In 1982, when section 23 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms was adopted, the Canadian Constitution gave linguistic minorities the right to be educated in their own language. Yet, as francophone minorities outside Quebec soon came to realize, infrastructures needed for an education in French were lacking or totally nonexistent.
Groups of parents decided to launch legal battles to force provincial governments to recognize and respect their rights. The three-part documentary series The Fight For Francophone Rights looks at six of these battles. Through interviews with the players involved, director Anne-Marie Rocher spotlights the issues that have pushed francophones to commit to a long fight that many considered a lost cause. If the infrastructures needed to transmit culture, language and history are lacking, inadequate or nonexistent, what does the future hold for francophone minorities?
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participantWilfred DenisPierre FoucherHervé LepageRoger LepageGabrielle LepageJean-Michel TremblayAndré BourcierJean-François BlouinChristian BrideauMarc ChampagneDaniel GirouardMark MucklerLara St-OngeNicolas Nadon
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écritureAnne-Marie Rocher
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réalisateurAnne-Marie Rocher
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consultantMichel BastarachePierre Foucher
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directeur de la photographieFrançois Vincelette
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sonMélanie Gauthier
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monteurPetra Valier
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NoneCosta Leclerc Design Inc.Lise WedlockGeoffrey MitchellSophie PercevalAnne-Marie RocherMélanie BouchardMarie-Rose Monceaux
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musique originaleJean Derome
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producteurAnne-Marie RocherDominic Desjardins
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conseiller à la rédactionSolange Lapierre
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consultant en rechercheSolange Lapierre
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recherche visuelleClaire BourbonnaisLouise Philippe
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assistant à la prise de vuesMartin Landry
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transfert numériqueMartin Landry
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gérant de productionDoris Lapierre
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assistant monteurAi Rei Dooh-TousignantAmanda TerflothAndrea Ziedenberg
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montage sonDaniel Toussaint
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musicienJean DeromeGuido Del FabbroLévy BourbonnaisDany NicolasNormand GuilbeaultPierre Tanguay
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enregistrement de la musiqueRobert Langlois
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mixage musiqueRobert Langlois
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narrateurJulie Lemieux
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monteur en ligneSerge Verreault
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réalisation graphiqueCynthia Ouellet
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titresCynthia Ouellet
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mixeurSerge Boivin
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sous-titresVision Globale
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traductionJoshua Beitel
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producteur associéZabi Yaqeen
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responsable juridiqueZabi YaqeenDominique Aubry
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production déléguéeRenée de Sousa
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producteur exécutifAnne-Marie RocherDominic Desjardins
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agent, marketingFrançois Jacques
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administrateurGeneviève Duguay
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directeur du studioAlexandrine Torres de Figueiredo
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coordonnateur techniqueDaniel Claveau
Le segment tourné en Saskatchewan brosse un portrait de la vie quotidienne à une époque où le français était beaucoup plus présent. Demandez à vos élèves, comment le quotidien de vos parents et de vos grands-parents était-il différent du vôtre quant à la question du français?
