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Celebrating Chiac - Part II (Short Version)

2009 52 min
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Documentary about Francophone Acadians in southeastern New Brunswick and their relationship to language. Forty years after Michel Brault’s Éloge du chiac, Marie Cadieux travels to Moncton, Shediac, Bouctouche and even France, meeting people committed to safeguarding and valuing the specific character of Chiac. Featuring animated clips from Acadieman, this film elicits laughter and some teeth-gnashing, but is above all thought-provoking.

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Documentary about Francophone Acadians in southeastern New Brunswick and their relationship to language. Forty years after Michel Brault’s Éloge du chiac, Marie Cadieux travels to Moncton, Shediac, Bouctouche and even France, meeting people committed to safeguarding and valuing the specific character of Chiac. Featuring animated clips from Acadieman, this film elicits laughter and some teeth-gnashing, but is above all thought-provoking.

Francophone Communities
Literature and Language - Canada
All subjects
  • director
    Marie Cadieux
  • producer
    Jean-Claude Bellefeuille
  • co-producer
    Murielle Rioux-Poirier
  • executive producer
    Jacques Turgeon

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