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No Way! Not Me

Name: No Way! Not Me
Duration: 29 min

Ariadna Ochrymovych

1987 | 29 min

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In this short documentary, social activist and educator Rosemary Brown speaks to the high school students about the incidence of poverty among women. The film outlines the role of women in the work force and in society, as well as the causes of and possible solutions to the 'feminization of poverty.'

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Générique

réalisateur

Ariadna Ochrymovych
producteur

Silva Basmajian
producteur exécutif

John Spotton
cinématographie

Joan Hutton
son

Bryan Day

Ross Redfern

Aerlyn Weissman
montage

Roushell Goldstein
montage sonore

Chris Pinder
ré-enregistrement

Terry Cooke
musique

Patricia Cullen

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With all due respect to Ms. Brown who was a minister in the B.C. NDP government from 1972-75, she should also complain about poverty in communist countries. If you believe everything she says you might think there has been no advancement in the economic participation of Canadian women. So many "feminists", like Ms. Brown, tend to be socialist in their ideological disposition; therefore I am always skeptical of their disquisitions on social and economic problems and proposed solutions. Finally, I'm always amused to see "poor" people smoking in these old documentaries; you would think single mothers would be more austere in their budgeting.
sixam, 29 Jan 2017