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Speak White

Court métrage réalisé à partir d’un poème de Michèle Lalonde, créé en 1970 à l’occasion de de la première Nuit de la poésie à Montréal. Le texte se déroule sur un montage de photos chocs appuyées d'une trame sonore suggestive, dans un film dénonçant l'impérialisme économique et culturel des classes dominantes.
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Court métrage réalisé à partir d’un poème de Michèle Lalonde, créé en 1970 à l’occasion de de la première Nuit de la poésie à Montréal. Le texte se déroule sur un montage de photos chocs appuyées d'une trame sonore suggestive, dans un film dénonçant l'impérialisme économique et culturel des classes dominantes.

 This work deals with mature subject matter. Viewer discretion is advised.
Social Issues Literature and Language - Canada All subjects
  • direction
    Pierre Falardeau
    Julien Poulin
  • script
    Pierre Falardeau
    Julien Poulin
  • None
    Michèle Lalonde
    Yvon Mallette
  • narration
    Marie Eykel
  • camera
    Raymond Dumas
  • music
    Julien Poulin
  • recording
    Louis Hone
  • sound mixer
    Louis Hone
  • administration
    Jacqueline Marquis
  • production
    Robert Forget

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Ages 14 to 17

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