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Statu quo? Le combat inachevé du féminisme au Canada

2012 1 h 27 min
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Le féminisme a façonné notre société. Mais jusqu’où nous a-t-il conduits et quelle en est la pertinence aujourd’hui? Status Quo? examine des enjeux majeurs tels la violence faite aux femmes, l’accès à l’avortement, les services de garde universels, et s’interroge sur les progrès réalisés quant à ces questions. Il propose des réponses provocantes et parfois choquantes. Mine de documents d’archives dynamiques et de saisissantes histoires contemporaines, Status Quo? est un film essentiel pour tous les Canadiens et Canadiennes.

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Statu quo? Le combat inachevé du féminisme au Canada

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Le féminisme a façonné notre société. Mais jusqu’où nous a-t-il conduits et quelle en est la pertinence aujourd’hui? Status Quo? examine des enjeux majeurs tels la violence faite aux femmes, l’accès à l’avortement, les services de garde universels, et s’interroge sur les progrès réalisés quant à ces questions. Il propose des réponses provocantes et parfois choquantes. Mine de documents d’archives dynamiques et de saisissantes histoires contemporaines, Status Quo? est un film essentiel pour tous les Canadiens et Canadiennes.

This work deals with mature subject matter. Viewer discretion is advised.
Sexuality and Reproduction Women Law and Crime Social Issues All subjects
Droits de la personne Grands enjeux All channels
  • participation
    Peggy Cooke
    Merly Elumba
    Martha Friendly
    Sharon Gregson
    Beverley Jacobs
    Lee Lakeman
    Simone Leibovitch
    Charlene Sayo
    Sunera Thobani
    Ellen Woodsworth
    Sabrina Bantog
    Jaime Bantog
    Caleigh Dunfield
    Karen Groden
    Ishama Harris
    Barbara Legault
    Carole Maillet
    Evina Kee Shan Mak
    Barbara Mills
    Hung Nguyen
    Aaron Roberts
    Cherry Smiley
    Stephanie
  • None
    Karen Cho
    Scott Tremblay
    Jillian Acreman
    Matt Carr
    Diedra Bayne
    Elise Dawson
    Helena Flege
    Whitney Light
    Lasha Mowchun
    Luke Campbell
    Jason Karman
    Isabelle Painchaud
    Mélanie Bouchard
    Claude Dionne
    Stefanie Brantner
    Camila Blos
    Isabelle Limoges
    Alana Bridgewater
    Miranda Walsh
  • direction
    Karen Cho
  • producer
    Ravida Din
  • delegate producer
    Stefanie Brantner
  • director of photography
    Katerine Giguère
  • location sound
    Lynne Trépanier
    Catherine Van Der Donckt
  • editing
    Barbara Brown
  • original music
    Lorraine Segato
  • research
    Karen Cho
    Stefanie Brantner
    Sarah Gilbert
  • visual research
    Elizabeth Klinck
    Karen Cho
    Stefanie Brantner
  • sound editing
    Benoît Dame
  • chief electrician
    Scott Tremblay
    Lindsay George
  • additional camera
    Karen Cho
    Matt Carr
    Shauna Townley
    Lena Franford
  • additional sound
    Marie-Hélène Leclerc-Delorme
  • location photographer
    Kelsey Clifford
  • light designer
    Lindsay George
  • sound effects creation
    Stéphane Cadotte
  • additional voice
    Leni Parker
    Brett Schaenfield
  • sound mixer
    Shelley Craig
    Geoffrey Mitchell
  • online editing
    Yannick Carrier
  • titles
    Mélanie Bouchard
    Gaspard Gaudreau
  • transcripts
    Brenda Newman
    Hélène Laporte-Rawji
    Corinne Smith
  • subtitles
    Claude Dionne
  • technical coordination
    Steve Hallé
  • technical coordinator
    Julie Laperrière
    Jean-François Laprise
    France Couture
  • marketing
    Jenny Thibault
  • publicist
    Pat Dillon
  • legal counsel
    Peter Kallianiotis
  • production coordinator
    Christine Williams
  • program administrator
    Leslie Anne Poyntz
  • executive producer
    Ravida Din
  • musical arrangement
    Lorraine Segato
  • additional arrangements
    David Gray
  • musician
    Lorraine Segato
    David Gray
    Kevin Breit
    Aaron Davis
    Mike Olsen
    Colleen Allen

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Education

Ages 15 to 18
Mini-Lessons
Mini-Lesson - Status Quo? The Unfinished Business of Feminism in Canada
School subjects
Civics/Citizenship - Federal/Provincial Government Family Studies/Home Economics - Feminism Health/Personal Development - Healthy Relationships History and Citizenship Education - Civil Rights and Freedoms

A recurring theme in Status Quo is that the advancement of women’s rights has stalled, if not begun to regress. What evidence of this do we see in the film? As a class, chart the progress that has been made since the 1967 Royal Commission on the Status of Women. Create a Venn diagram to compare the case of Dr. Morgentaler with Rowe v. Wade. Discuss whether it is possible to separate reproductive rights from women’s rights.

Statu quo? Le combat inachevé du féminisme au Canada
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