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L'Acadie, l'Acadie?!?

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1971 1 h 57 min
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Long métrage documentaire tourné dans les coulisses de l’action à l’Université de Moncton (Nouveau-Brunswick), théâtre du réveil acadien de la fin des années 1960. Dans une province où 40 pour cent des gens s'expriment en français, le film témoigne de la détermination des étudiants, qui s'étendra à une majorité d'Acadiens, après des siècles de défaitisme et de résignation.

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Long métrage documentaire tourné dans les coulisses de l’action à l’Université de Moncton
(Nouveau-Brunswick), théâtre du réveil acadien de la fin des années 1960. Dans une province où 40 pour cent des gens s'expriment en français, le film témoigne de la détermination des étudiants, qui s'étendra à une majorité d'Acadiens, après des siècles de défaitisme et de résignation.

History - Canada - 1946-Present Francophone Communities Education All subjects
  • director
    Michel Brault
    Pierre Perrault
  • producer
    Guy L. Coté
    Paul Larose
  • camera
    Michel Brault
  • sound
    Serge Beauchemin
  • editing
    Monique Fortier
  • sound mixer
    Roger Lamoureux
  • music
    Majorique Duguay
    Valère Blais
  • participation
    Michel Blanchard
    Régis Brown
    Jean Cormier
    Irène Doiron
    Bernard Gauvin
    Blondine Maurice

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Education

Ages 14 to 17
School subjects
Civics/Citizenship - Federal/Provincial Government Diversity - Identity History and Citizenship Education - Quebec Society Since 1980 Social Studies - Canadian Politics and Government
This film offers an overview of the Acadian rights movement of the late 1960s and 1970s. Are there parallels between the struggles of Acadians and Quebecers? Why did the Acadian rights movement originate with university students? What are the students' demands? What are the sources of the conflict that breaks out between students and the government? Teachers can place the film in the context of the history of Acadia, creating a timeline of the evolution of Acadian rights, working back from the present. Ideal for history classes.
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