Through portraits and interviews, in which the concerns of Québec youth aged 20 to 25 are discussed, this documentary takes an oftentimes humourous look at today’s society in Québec: families, couples, work, unemployment, innovation, politics, the future, etc. The director represents the thirtysomething generation and helps to measure progress made since the late 60s.

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This video is a recording of cabaret-style performances by female humourists Folles Alliées and their cohorts. Sketches, singing and dancing in an atmosphere of pure fun. They are ruthless, sparing no one. They poke fun at everyone and everything, from the Virgin Mary to Les Nordiques hockey team--even themselves-- with a humour that is subtly feminine.

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Depicts the growing movement of worker cooperatives springing up from Newfoundland's fisheries to British Columbia's lumber mills.

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The situation of women working in film - mainly American and Canadian feature films - is explored via the talking head technique. The directors, writers, actors, producers, and composers interviewed are: Katharine Hepburn, Martha Coolidge, Sandy Wilson, Susan Seidelman, Amy Heckerling, Anne Wheeler, Penelope Spheeris, Joyce Chopra, Claudia Weill, Jill Godmilow, Joan Tewkesbury, Barbara Boyle, Lizzie Borden, Karen Arthur, Ann Hui, Randa Haines, Euzhan Palcy, Donna Deitch, Helen Shaver, Agnès Varda, Linda Hunt, Jeanne Moreau, Léa Pool, Joan Micklin Silver, Marisa Silver, Mala Powers, Lee Grant, Margaretha von Trotta, Mai Zetterling, Margot Kidder, Paula Weinstein, Sherry Lansing, Marilyn Bergman, Patricia Resnick, Amy Jones and Chantal Ackerman.

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A bittersweet tale, as we journey to the ‘‘country that is waiting’’ at the side of road in the North Shore region, in the company of French singer-musician Jacques Douai and a handful of Québécois and Native storytellers. From a dreamscape to the unpredictable landscape of reality, the film seeks a path to the future, paved by the amazing power of poetry.

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This film examines the complex subject of new neonatal technologies designed to sustain the life of unhealthy or premature newborns who once probably would have died.

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In MAGIE ET MIRACLES, card readers, psychics, astrologers and healers discuss their opinions. Spiritual science authorities, such as Robert Amadou and Philippe Encausse, son of the famous Papus, and André Barbault also shed light on the subject.

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Tired of living in the modern world, where ‘‘having’’ is more important than ‘‘being’’, Marcel decides to go to India to tap into a source of wisdom that is thousands of years old, and still alive. This inner quest begins on Mount Arunachala, in the south of India, and continues to the source of the Ganges River, at Badrinath, in the heart of the Himalayas. On this long journey, Marcel meets and listens to many gurus who give him teachings on self-knowledge.

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