Documentary chronicling the life and work of the artist, Serge Lemoyne.

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This documentary follows several people caught up in the turmoil of the modern world. A girl working as a bicycle courier weaves through Montreal to deliver messages and parcels. A young mother of two finds it increasingly difficult to juggle her career and family life. Betrayed by a society that values only winners, an outstanding marathon runner who sustained numerous injuries now advocates patience. In response to the devastating effects of stress, a woman provides tailored workshops to get people to change their behaviour and cut down on their work hours. Surrounded by the castoffs of a consumer society, a computer recycler questions the progress that enslaves us.

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Documentary on the expedition sailboat Sedna IV, from Îles-de-la-Madeleine to Vancouver going through the Northwest Passage.

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Each participant in this documentary is from the Gaspé peninsula which was inspiration for this movie. They chant, paint or defend through their words, and now proclaim their pride in belonging to this region.

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Ann Livingston is the spiritually charged organizer of the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users (VANDU). The situation in Vancouver’s downtown East Side is a tragedy of nightmarish proportions: addicts commit felonies and openly shoot up in the streets, heroin is 75 per cent cheaper than it is anywhere else in the country, and one person overdoses every day. Ann and her group drive around like guerrilla freedom fighters, delivering a coffin to the city council and asking for a safe injection site for addicts. Unbelievably, the conservative mayor becomes an ally. On the other hand, community business leaders and property owners, believing a safe injection site will only encourage drug use, want tougher laws. Advocates from both groups take to the streets. Is the economy more important than people’s lives? The overworked police, stuck in the middle, only have the power to maintain order and liken the situation to shovelling water.

Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)

Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)