Captain J. E. (Joseph Elzéar) Bernier (01JAN1852-1934DEC26) and the "Guide" left Québec 04-07-1914 for Pond Inlet and arrived back on the morning of 26-09-1915.

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Twelve men, ages ranging from 23 to 60, are gathered in a fishing camp in the heart of Quebec's forests. In this bastion of masculinity, these men forge links and exchange on what their identity as men is today.

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A look at the Quebec election campaign of 2003 and the man that is Bernard Landry. Strategy committees, confidential Cabinet meetings and many images from the heart of the action of the campaign, which are generally excluded from cameras as well as many occasions when Bernard Landry engages in direct cinema unlike any Canadian politician before him

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Documentary on drama therapy workshops, with animal assistance, working with young people aged 10 to 19.

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Documentary about social bullying among young girls.

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Filmmakers were drawn to Île-aux-Coudres for two reasons: the language spoken by the locals and the Beluga whale hunt. Through the magic of words and the mystery of the catch, the film uncovers a spirituality rooted in the mysteries of the moon, ancestral traditions, the power of the tides, the sacredness of tradition, and a feeling of connection with the animal kingdom. The discussions, joyful Mid-Lent celebrations, and fishing on the sea in rhythm with the moon and the tides have made this film more than just a documentary. It is an original work of art, depicting the motivations, myths and legends of a seafaring community.

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