This feature-length film, which can also be presented as a five-part series, is an attempt to teach viewers the ABCs of art, through the practice of visual arts: an overall explanation and illustration of art, an attempt to delve into the reasons for the gap that isolates art from the public at large. This is the third installment in a trilogy that began with BOZARTS ET COLLAGE 2 OU LA FOUGÈRE ET LA ROUILLE. Poorly received by adults who had no art education as a child (part 1), often made popular through scandal rather than for its own merit (part 2), visual art can grow into the art of living, when a work of art translates itself into the life of an individual or a group of people, like in Val-David, a town filled with artists and craftspeople (part 3). How can the notion of creative experience be defined? (part 4). How can art and the ideas it expresses be defined? (part 5). This documentary on the art community in Québec in 1979 is a collection of artists and masterpieces, a finely sculpted piece of cinematography that expresses a deep love of art. (Filmed in five parts.)

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

This film analyzes the information that is passed on through the medium of television, and consequently, glimpses into the information industry as a whole. Approaching the subject matter from the perspective of five major elements--script, stars, performance, actors and telecracy--it sheds light on certain aspects of newscasts, demystifying the machine that brings us the news each day, depicting reality under a certain slant.

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

Tierra y Libertad is the name of a front of former Mexican peasants who have squatted in and around the town of Monterrey, in Mexico’s northern industrial sector. They have taken over city lands and built their own style of society. The film describes this odd situation that has affected close to 250 000 dispossesed persons, and is happening in many Latin American towns.

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Through commentaries by workers in different trades and professions, this film goes beyond simple statistics and analyses. It looks at the role and place for work in human development. An acquired right, a social necessity or a cause for alienation--what choices do we really have when it comes to working?

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

Documentary film on Country and Western singers.

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

A joint venture by Mexico and Canada, this feature length documentary is an experiment in live cinema, covering two years of sociological studies. It reveals a Mexico that is little known, and has nothing to do with tourism: the daily life of farmers and their fight for social justice.

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