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1. Collateral Damage
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Maisonneuve
2023
27 min
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Collège de Maisonneuve is shaken by a shocking turn of events. Both students and faculty are deeply affected and try to make sense of this disturbing development.
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1. Collateral DamageJean-Martin Gagnon 2023 27 minCollège de Maisonneuve is shaken by a shocking turn of events. Both students and faculty are deeply affected and try to make sense of this disturbing development. -
2. Systemic ProblemsJean-Martin Gagnon 2023 26 minThe student association engages in critical self-assessment over diversity and considers the best way forward. Meanwhile, students question the association’s practices.
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3. Intergenerational ConflictsJean-Martin Gagnon & Nicolas Wadimoff 2023 26 minDifferent generations come together to discuss major issues, revealing wildly divergent points of view. How can we live together while respecting each other’s differences?
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4. Collective ResponsibilitiesJean-Martin Gagnon 2023 28 minThe 2017 Quebec mosque attack renews the debate over radicalization. In this tension-filled period, the Maisonneuve community finds itself grappling with questions of personal and social responsibility.
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5. Rebuilding RelationshipsJean-Martin Gagnon 2023 22 minPolice Tech students meet with members of an Algonquin community. They learn about the realities of minority groups... and the consequences of not following the rules.
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6. Daring to Risk FailureJean-Martin Gagnon 2023 30 minStudents take stock of their turbulent time at Maisonneuve. They reveal how the remarkable and striking events of the last two years—and the reflections they brought on—have influenced their own journeys.
Over six episodes, Maisonneuve looks at the repercussions flowing from the arrest of 11 students at Montreal’s Collège de Maisonneuve as they prepared to join the ranks of the Islamic State in Syria. From the initial shock to a gradual opening for dialogue, the series follows the paths of six exceptional young people who share their points of view. Through their eyes, Maisonneuve highlights both the importance and the fragility of living together in harmony in Quebec.
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participationRayene BouzitounMohamed MimounKaëlla StapelsIdir MazoutiErik PirroJean-Félix ChénierStéphanie CronierSamuel DufresneNancy Moreau
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directionJean-Martin Gagnon
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additional directionNicolas Wadimoff
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writingNicolas WadimoffEmmanuelle Walter
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researchEmmanuelle Walter
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collection directorNicolas Wadimoff
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editingAndrea HenriquezPhilippe Lefebvre
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cinematographyPhilémon Crête
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additional cinematographyNatan B. Foisy
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sound recordingFrançois Forcier
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additional sound recordingMarc-Antoine BarbierJean-François CaissyJacob MarcouxPascal Picher-LaroseSimon PlouffeOlivier Rogers-Larouche
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additional images - droneDanny Taillon
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editing assistantTimothée de BouvilleUfuk Emiroglu
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technical support - editingPierre DupontMarie-Josée GourdePatrick Trahan
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translationTrans & Sub Coop
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subtitlingTrans & Sub Coop
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titlesMélanie Bouchard
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infographicsMélanie Bouchard
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online editingYannick Carrier
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colourizationYannick Carrier
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foleySimon Meilleur
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foley recordingLuc LégerGeoffrey Mitchell
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sound designJacob MarcouxChristophe Voyer
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re-recordingIsabelle Lussier
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musicMarc-Antoine Barbier
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rights clearancesKarine Perron
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insuranceGlobalex
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legal advisorLussier & KhouzamJulie Patry
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administrationChristyne LagardeSia Koukoulas
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coordinationKarine Bélanger
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media relationsSophie St-Pierre
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marketing managerKarine Sévigny
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marketing coordinatorJulie Fortin
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administratorSia Koukoulas
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senior production coordinator - administrationBrenda Nixon
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studio coordinatorStéphanie Lazure
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senior production coordinatorChinda PhommarinhJoëlle Lapointe
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production coordinatorAlexandra BourqueAlexandra Levert
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technical coordinatorEsther ViraghJean-François LapriseDaniel ClaveauMira Mailhot
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associate producerLaurie Pominville
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line productionMélanie Lasnier
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executive producerNathalie Cloutier
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producerNathalie CloutierHany OuichouPhilippe CoeytauxSerge GordeyMartin Laurent
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