Co-op Housing: The Best Move We Ever Made
1975
22 min
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The film explores the dimensions of the housing crisis in Canada, the definition of cooperative housing, and its possibilities as described by some of the people who are living in such dwellings today. Here, housing is owned and operated by people as users, not as investors. The film emphasizes an alternative in housing: security of tenure and mutual aid as the owner-families have come to value them.
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The film explores the dimensions of the housing crisis in Canada, the definition of cooperative housing, and its possibilities as described by some of the people who are living in such dwellings today. Here, housing is owned and operated by people as users, not as investors. The film emphasizes an alternative in housing: security of tenure and mutual aid as the owner-families have come to value them.
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directorLaura Sky
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scriptLaura Sky
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narratorLaura Sky
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producerKathleen Shannon
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executive producerLen Chatwin
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photographyCarol BettsNesya ShapiroJohn F. PhillipsJoan Hutton
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soundAerlyn Weissman
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editingGinny Stikeman
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sound editingFlora Lee WagnerJackie Newell
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re-recordingJean-Pierre Joutel
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musicLaurent Coderre
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