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In 'Les Rose', Félix Rose investigates the events surrounding the kidnapping and murder of Quebec Minister Pierre Laporte by the Front de Libération du Québec (FLQ) in October 1970. The film examines the motivations of Félix's father, Paul, and uncle, Jacques, who were part of this significant moment in Quebec's history. Through a decade of research, Félix reflects on his family's working-class legacy and the societal conditions that contributed to the rebellion.
Jacques shares his perspective on their past amidst the political unrest of the time. The documentary provides insight into the FLQ's actions and the broader context of the October Crisis, which was marked by a struggle for Quebec's sovereignty and independence. The film features interviews with key figures such as Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Robert Bourassa, adding depth to the historical narrative.
Why Watch
- •Meet Félix Rose as he reveals family history.
- •Find out about the October Crisis in Quebec.
- •See Jacques Rose's perspective on the FLQ's actions.
Did You Know
•The FLQ kidnapped and murdered Pierre Laporte in October 1970.
•Félix Rose spent a decade researching his family's legacy.
•Jacques Rose offers his perspective on the political unrest of the time.
•The film discusses the societal conditions that led to rebellion in Quebec.
Perfect For
Quebec history enthusiastsPolitical activismTrue crime fans