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Still Waiting for Justice
2006
15 min
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This short documentary is about an Aboriginal corrections officer who says he is the victim of workplace racial harassment. He has spent the last 18 years fighting a government institution for justice. Made as part of the Work For All project 2006, an NFB and HRSDC-Labour initiative to combat racism in the workplace.
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This short documentary is about an Aboriginal corrections officer who says he is the victim of workplace racial harassment. He has spent the last 18 years fighting a government institution for justice. Made as part of the Work For All project 2006, an NFB and HRSDC-Labour initiative to combat racism in the workplace.
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participationMichael McKinnonVicki Shaw McKinnonKate HughesSelwyn Pieters
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writerNadine Valcin
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directorNadine Valcin
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director of photographyAli Reggab
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sound recordistChris Miller
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mixingChris Miller
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picture editorKatharine Asals
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sound editorKatharine Asals
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titlesGaspard Gaudreau
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online editingFrançoise Laprise
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translationJérôme BlanchetKathleen Fleming
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subtitlesJérôme BlanchetKathleen Fleming
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marketing managerJenny Thibault
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technical coordinatorJean-François Laprise
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administrationHélène RegimbalDenise DesLauriers
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administrative teamMirabelle BélangerMiya KondoLise Lévesque
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line productionKaren Cho
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development producerChristian Medawar
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producerPatricia Bergeron
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executive producerYves Bisaillon
Ages 14 to 17
School subjects
This short film provides an excellent way to examine a topical subject that is not always easy to address: bullying. The teacher can ask students to think about the phenomenon, particularly in school settings. The film is a superb choice for in-class presentation, since it lifts the veil on a situation that transcends different social strata, and could very well lead some students to a valuable realization.