At 96 years old, Janette Bertrand reflects on decades of gender equality struggles and the visibility of women in society.
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At 96 years old, Janette Bertrand reflects on decades of gender equality struggles and the visibility of women in society.
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Janette Bertrand, at 96 years old, reflects on her life and the ongoing fight for gender equality in Quebec. In "Janette et filles," she questions the visibility of women in society and the progress made toward equal rights. The film intertwines historical milestones with Bertrand's personal narrative, featuring voices like Claudia Larochelle and Régine Tardieu-Bertheau. It emphasizes the need to remember past struggles while advocating for a future where women's contributions are recognized and valued.
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Why Watch
- Meet Janette Bertrand, a 96-year-old activist.
- Follow the history of women's rights in Quebec.
- See contributions from Claudia Larochelle and Régine Tardieu-Bertheau.
Did You Know
- Janette Bertrand is 96 years old in the documentary.
- The film is directed by Léa Clermont-Dion.
- The documentary has a duration of 52 minutes.
- It was produced in Canada and is in French.
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Who directed the documentary 'Janette et filles'?
The documentary 'Janette et filles' was directed by Léa Clermont-Dion.
What is the runtime of 'Janette et filles'?
'Janette et filles' has a runtime of 52 minutes.
In what language is 'Janette et filles' presented?
'Janette et filles' is presented in French.
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