Le Devoir, Part 2: 1945-1973, The Quiet Revolution
The Duplessis years, labour violence, the far-reaching policies of Jean Lesage, the B&B Commission, the emergence of the Parti Québécois, the FLQ and the October Crisis of 1970--these were tense times fraught with change. Commenting on their significance and on Le Devoir's involvement is a roster of eminent spokesmen: political leaders, historians, writers, journalists, and Le Devoir's renowned editor-publisher, Claude Ryan.
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Adieu Alouette1972 10 filmsThis documentary TV series explored Quebec in the 1970s, focusing on culture and moving beyond an antiquated, folkloric view of the province.
The Duplessis years, labour violence, the far-reaching policies of Jean Lesage, the B&B Commission, the emergence of the Parti Québécois, the FLQ and the October Crisis of 1970--these were tense times fraught with change. Commenting on their significance and on Le Devoir's involvement is a roster of eminent spokesmen: political leaders, historians, writers, journalists, and Le Devoir's renowned editor-publisher, Claude Ryan.
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directorHugues PoulinJean-V. Dufresne
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producerIan McLaren
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photographyAndré-Luc DupontLaval FortierAndré GagnonSimon LeblancPierre LetartePierre Provost
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soundJacques DrouinClaude LefebvreRaymond MarcouxHughes Mignault
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editingMarie-Hélène Guillemin
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sound editingBernard BordeleauKarl Duplessis
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animationPierre L'AmareGuy LamontagneRichard CapenerMeilan DanielVal Teodori
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graphicsPierre L'AmareGuy LamontagneRichard CapenerMeilan DanielVal Teodori
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narratorPierre Nadeau
Le Devoir, Part 2: 1945-1973, The Quiet Revolution, Hugues Poulin & Jean-V. Dufresne, provided by the National Film Board of Canada