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The film centers on Raymond Roy, a 64-year-old priest and social activist dedicated to aiding marginalized individuals in society. Over 30 years, he has worked tirelessly for an alternative vision of life in his community, focusing on the alienated and impoverished. Filmmaker Serge Giguère captures Roy's life through a blend of cinema vérité and social history, providing a personal and community perspective.
Giguère films over several years, presenting the evolution of societal values and the impact of community groups. The film incorporates elements from Roy's personal diary, revealing his doubts and self-criticism alongside the achievements of the groups he has supported. This intimate portrait of Roy emphasizes his commitment to social activism and the changes he has witnessed in his community.
Why Watch
- •Meet Raymond Roy, a dedicated social activist and priest.
- •Follow the evolution of community values over three decades.
- •See the impact of community groups on society.
Did You Know
•Raymond Roy is 64 years old at the time of filming in 1996.
•Raymond has dedicated 30 years to social activism in his community.
•The film has a duration of 52 minutes.
Perfect For
Social activismCatholic community workDocumentary enthusiasts