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Pour Angela...

Inspiré d'un fait réel, ce court métrage de fiction fait la reconstruction dramatique d’un événement survenu dans un autobus alors que trois jeunes gens batailleurs tiennent des propos racistes à l'endroit d'une jeune Amérindienne et de sa mère, Rhonda. Celle-ci décide de réagir, le lendemain, lorsqu'elle constate à quel point sa fille se sent humiliée. Elle se rend à l'école et fait réaliser aux agresseurs la portée destructrice de leur geste en apparence anodin.

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Inspiré d'un fait réel, ce court métrage de fiction fait la reconstruction dramatique d’un événement survenu dans un autobus alors que trois jeunes gens batailleurs tiennent des propos racistes à l'endroit d'une jeune Amérindienne et de sa mère, Rhonda. Celle-ci décide de réagir, le lendemain, lorsqu'elle constate à quel point sa fille se sent humiliée. Elle se rend à l'école et fait réaliser aux agresseurs la portée destructrice de leur geste en apparence anodin.

  • director
    Nancy Trites Botkin
    Daniel Prouty
  • producer
    Nancy Trites Botkin
    Joe MacDonald
    Jacques Vallée
  • script
    Daniel Prouty
  • executive producer
    Ches Yetman
  • photography
    Charles Lavack
  • sound
    David Husby
  • editing
    Kelly Saxberg
  • sound editing
    Carol Wenaus
  • sound mixer
    John Schritt
  • voice
    Suzanne Bird
  • music
    Norman Dugas
  • cast
    Tina Keeper
    Tiffany Peters
    Drew Vodrey
    Lee J. Campbell
    James Miller
    Tony L. Clark
    Blake Taylor

Education

Ages 12 to 16

Notes

Ideal for essays and debates on Indigenous history and bullying. What would you have done if you were riding the bus with Angela and her mother? Use this video to begin a lesson on the history of colonization in Canada and its ongoing effects. Identify ways in which discrimination has been perpetuated in Canada and assess strategies for dealing with it. Write a personal essay about an example of discrimination that you’ve witnessed.

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