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Citizens Medicine
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Dossier Contents
What Bonnie Klein has gained from her disability....
A male porn star talks about how pornography degrades women....
Saul Alinsky discusses the makings of organizing for social change and a revolution....
Bonnie Klein describes how it feels to be making the film.
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A lecture by Dr. Rosalie Bertell a nun and anti-nuclear activist on the effects of the nuclear bomb....
Bonnie describes the difficult years that followed her stroke.
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Writer Margaret Lawrence asks, if peace is subversive, then what is war?...
Life gets in the way of art sometimes, even during the making of a film.
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Women from around the world speak out on the costs of war....
Bonnie Klein talks about how her views on feminism have changed in the years following her
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A collection of stories of the children of survivors of the Holocaust....
A chronicling of the political life of Anne Cools, as she moves from community leader to federal candidate. ...
An introduction to poet and human rights advocate Catherine Frazee....
Patricia Garner talks about her emotional state as she enters a new phase in her life....
The story of Bonnie Klein's introduction to documentary filmmaking at Stanford University....
Bonnie Klein tells how she came back to filmmaking after experiencing a loss of identity....
A documentary on the Canadian Amateur Musicians summer camp in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec....
Resistance to the Vietnam war brought Bonnie Klein to Canada, where she joined the National Film Board....
David Roche's wife Marlena tells the story of how they fell in love....
A film about a community health center set up by a citizens group, aided by volunteers and medical students....
The story of the early days of Studio D, the women's film unit founded in 1974 at the NFB....
Dancer/choreographer Geoff McMurchy discusses movement and choreographs one of his own pieces....
A group of citizens try to save their beloved neighbourhood from demolition....
Bonnie Klein talks about the controversial film, Not a Love Story: A Film about Pornography.
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Students Against Global Extermination tour across Canada to raise awareness about nuclear war....
Citizens of Montreal's St-Jacques use a VTR to document problems in their community health clinic....
Bonnie Klein relates the story of the catastrophic strokes that changed her life at the age of 46.
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Bonnie Sherr Klein interviews David S. Wells, an adult magazine proprietor and editor....
Citizens of Montreal's St-Jacques discuss the footage they have shot of community members....
The personal nature of this film makes it a different kind of filmmaking experience....
An adult entertainer talks candidly about her perceptions about the audience....
Saul Alinsky criticizes mainstream solutions to addressing social problems....
Introducing film-maker and stutterer, John Paskievich...
John tries to navigate through yet another frustrating broadcast interview. ...
Stuttering has been part of human conversation throughout recorded history, so how is it we know so little about it?...
John tries a new approach to coping with his stutter and the first step is to change his license plate. ...
The artists who appear in the film sit around a table with Bonnie Klein and brainstorm ideas for a title....
John learns that some aspects of his stuttering can be controlled through slow and deliberate exercises in repetition....
Evan is not only taunted by his peers for his stutter, but by his teachers too. ...
John confidently stutters his way through a CBC radio interview. ...
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