Sinopsis:
- [propia] En octubre de 1970, con el pretexto de combatir a la organización política armada Frente de Liberación de Quebec, el parlamento canadiense votó la War's Measures Act. Policía y ejército fueron legitimados por ella para quebrar a las organizaciones populares de la provincia de Quebec. Más de cuatrocientas personas fueron detenidas por su militancia política o social. Pero nunca fueron acusados de nada. Esta es su historia.
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- Sorry, I don't speak spanish, I just searched google after seeing one of the person connecting to this had a RebeldeMule tag to it's name. So I registered here as well.
That's one of the best Canadian movie of all times and was previously unavailable anywhere. It was, to my knowledge, never released on VHS... and had just recently been released on DVD. I have watched this movie several dozen of times, from a VHS recording I done off cable tv something like 13 years ago... So this is a great upgrade from what I use to have. I hope you all enjoy it and comes to understand what Québec is, what the independence movement is, what we are fighting for, what have happened and what is still happening. We are still living with the Queen of England on our dollar bills... and we are the French settlers, those who first did settle most of North-America, as it is today... and we don't have a country to call our own. We were colonised. And see this movie to find out exactly how submitted we are, for it is a French-lead Federalist government that have declared those war measures, to make sure that the French masses behave. To scare the hell out of them. Of course, the FLQ (a nationalist terrorist organisation of the 60's and 70's that wanted to make a putsch to declare Québec a free nation) surely took the wrong course of actions... and the fight still goes on today. We are still where we were then. Trying to make a country. At least, there is a few of us. We are trying to forget it seem, with the last election here, ringing the bell of what have come to be. Meaning, the right wing winning ever more ground. With Canada having conservatives, US having Bush... We now have a minority government split between the middle and a clearly right wing opposition... The Parti Québécois, a now somewhat center right with leftist elements (it's basically a socialist party, but that try to encompass too many trends), is now third in line in our government. Anyway, all this to say. North-America is now on the Right. We have the Liberal party struggling. The Right wing winning more ground, getting more power. Canada is the enemy for you, for we are the #2 Oil Producer after Saudi-Arabia and it's not about to change you know. We are getting filthy rich off oil and we don't give a shit about Kyoto. That's Canada for you.
Québec is this little resistance in North-America, but it's oh so fragile. We are following the right wing path now. It's where we are headed. No more rebelion. We just want social security, health care and something like an education so we get good jobs and make money to buy more, to pay our kids an education so they can too make more money.
This movie is beautiful, it's something of yesterday that we already forget today. We have been targeted, our people have been declared hostile and fit to be put in jail for no other reason then thinking. You see, this is what happened. We did settle most of this continent. But the French coloniser left us. And we were without power to resist being colonised ourselves by the English invaders. Now, what is left is this province within one of the largest country in the world. But let it be known, we were here before all of them and Québec is a country. We might have sold a great deal of what is now known as the U.S.A (remember that Louisiana is named after a King... Louis XIV... and back then Louisiana was 13 of the current states). The Spanish got their turf in the Americas, so does the English... Just the French lost it all. They only got a few messy republics. Like Haiti for instance. But we, the first settlers, have no country. You just got to put this in perspective while watching this movie. We have resisted assimilation through out it all. But we are dwelling toward the right wing today. We have forgotten yesterday since today is so confortable with our riches. Hell, we're not so rich here, we are so highly taxed. But still, get this configuration of Canada if you will. Québec is this province that should never have been. Canada is just our country, a French country conquered by the English loyalists that fled the US when they decided themselves to be independent from England. We had no chance, they came five to one. We never had nothing to do with England, we were just taken apart by them. We were sold off for a few bags of sugars (sugar was the oil of yesteryears). And so we became this province in this country, stolen away from us. And some hundred years later, it exploded in bombs everywhere and political kidnapping and murdering. It wasn't all right, but it wasn't all wrong. We just needed to make it blow up at a certain point, when we didn't have anything anymore and we were exploited, as Karl Marx describe it and one of the FLQ members did, the French-Canadian were the "White niggers of America". We were the slaves then and this revolution was needed. We're still not out of it today... We're still not a country.
I tried posting it everywhere I knew of, but there is always more forums to discover.
Cualquiera que haya visto la escalofriante "Les Ordres" (1974) sabe lo profundo que es el compromiso de Brault. La película narra el estado de excepción, verdadero terrorismo de Estado, acaecido en Quebec en octubre de 1970. Con esa cinta ganó el Premio del Jurado a la Mejor Dirección en el Festival de Cannes de 1975.
Ficha técnica
- Guión: Michel Brault.
Fotografía: Michel Brault, François Protat.
Productora: Canadian Film Development Corporation (CFDC) / Les Productions Prisma.
Reparto:
- Hélène Loiselle (Marie Boudreau).
- Jean Lapointe (Clermont Boudreau).
- Guy Provost (Dr. Jean-Marie Beauchemin).
- Claude Gauthier (Richard Lavoie).
- Louise Forestier (Claudette Dusseault).
- Louise Pratte (Louise Boudreau).
- Martine Pratte (Martine Boudreau).
- Monique Pratte (Monique Boudreau).
- Amulette Garneau (Mrs. Thibault, The Neighbour).
- Louise Latraverse (Claire Beauchemin).
- Sophie Clément (Ginette Lavoie).
Idioma original: Francés.
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