Over 55 minutes, the film examines Canada’s welfare system through the experiences of single women and mothers advocating for social change.
Synopsis
Over 55 minutes, the film examines Canada’s welfare system through the experiences of single women and mothers advocating for social change.
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Synopsis
Single mothers from Vancouver and Nova Scotia discuss their experiences with Canada’s welfare system. They describe the challenges they face in securing financial support. The film features interviews with women who share their stories and motivations for advocating for social change. It documents their efforts to join together and lobby for reforms in welfare policies. The narrative unfolds through personal accounts and a call for systemic change in the welfare system.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet single mothers fighting for social change.
- See the impact of welfare policies in Canada.
- Find out how women unite for their rights.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 1993 and runs for 55 minutes.
- It features the experiences of single mothers from Nova Scotia to Vancouver.
- The documentary is directed by a woman.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of Them That's Not?
Them That's Not has a duration of 55 minutes.
In what year was Them That's Not released?
Them That's Not was released in 1993.
What perspective does Them That's Not focus on regarding Canada's welfare system?
Them That's Not focuses on the perspectives of single women and single mothers in Canada.
What are people saying?
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