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From labour to natural resources, from Indigenous communities grappling with hydro dams to art activists provoking with “socially acceptable acts of terrorism,” from the Raging Grannies to a choir formed by homeless men – Cinema Politica’s Magnus Isacsson Collection will engage and rouse audiences with tales of struggle, resistance, justice, art and activism.
This collection highlights some of the filmmaker’s best works: films that deftly explore complex issues with a keen sensitivity for both the poetics and the politics in a myriad of social issues entangled in the lives of people and communities.
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The dramatic and entertaining story of a student activist who attempts to meet Canadian Finance Minister Paul Martin and won't take no for an answer.
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On Demand
A dramatic story about a historic attempt to unionize the employees of McDonald's, known all over the world for its anti-union policies.
A feature-length documentary following the surprisingly successful career of a Montreal choir made up of homeless men.
A doc that follows the inside story of the Cree's battle to defend their land and rights against Hydro-Québec.
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On Demand
This doc tells the story of two young men, Maxime and Pascal, who attempt to form a union at a Montreal McDonald's.
Spanning 10 years, this film follows several passionate, activist grandmothers and their “gaggles” as they fight for peace, social justice and the environment.
