Film Lens
Them That's Not examines Canada's welfare system through the perspectives of single women and single mothers. It covers their experiences in various locations, from the courts of Nova Scotia to the streets of Vancouver, highlighting their struggles and the reasons behind their collective fight for social change.
The film presents a critical view of the welfare system, focusing on how it affects the lives of these women. By showcasing their stories, it aims to bring attention to the systemic issues they face and the need for reform in social policies.
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.
Perfect For
Social justice advocatesWelfare policy researchersWomen's rights supporters