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Au Chic Resto Pop

Long métrage documentaire sur un restaurant et organisme communautaire d’économie sociale et d’insertion dans le quartier Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, à Montréal. Les vedettes de ce film sont les jeunes qui y travaillent. Sur une musique de rock, de blues, de western ou de simple ballade, ils disent leur vérité, accompagnés de Cassonade (Steve Faulkner), le musicien qui les a aidés à la mettre en forme.

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Long métrage documentaire sur un restaurant et organisme communautaire d’économie sociale et d’insertion dans le quartier Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, à Montréal. Les vedettes de ce film sont les jeunes qui y travaillent. Sur une musique de rock, de blues, de western ou de simple ballade, ils disent leur vérité, accompagnés de Cassonade (Steve Faulkner), le musicien qui les a aidés à la mettre en forme.

  • director
    Tahani Rached
  • script
    Tahani Rached
  • producer
    Éric Michel
  • images
    Jacques Leduc
  • sound
    Esther Auger
  • editing
    Monique Fortier
  • sound editing
    Marie-Claude Gagné
  • music
    Steve Faulkner

Education

Ages 14 to 16

Notes

An excellent starting point for an activity outside the class as part of a volunteer effort. Students can be asked to find their own community group that they would like to work with for a day. After their volunteer day is complete, each student can then report to the class on their experience. This will make for a good awareness-raising exercise, but also a concrete introduction to the concept of civic responsibility.

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