A Quebec Jewish activist reflects on over 50 years of history, from the early 1900s to the era known as La Grande Noirceur.
Synopsis
A Quebec Jewish activist reflects on over 50 years of history, from the early 1900s to the era known as La Grande Noirceur.
Synopsis
Lea Roback, a Jewish activist from Quebec, fought for workers' rights and gender equality in the early twentieth century. A Vision in the Darkness spans from her activism to the era known as La Grande Noirceur, or the Great Darkness. The film presents her contributions as a feminist, unionist, pacifist, and communist during a time of political and social upheaval in Quebec.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Lea Roback, a pivotal Quebec activist.
- See the impact of feminism on labor rights.
- Find out about Quebec's 'Great Darkness' period.
Did You Know
- Lea Roback was a key figure in Quebec's labor union movements.
- The film covers events from the early 1900s to the 1960s.
- The term 'La Grande Noirceur' refers to a specific historical period in Quebec.
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Who is Lea Roback?
Lea Roback was a Quebec Jewish activist known for her roles as a feminist, unionist, pacifist, and communist.
What period does the documentary cover?
The documentary covers Quebec history from the beginning of the twentieth century to the period known as 'La Grande Noirceur'.
What is the duration of the documentary?
The duration of the documentary is 90 minutes.
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