Little Burgundy

196930 min 8 secFilm: Documentary

Direction: Bonnie Sherr KleinMaurice Bulbulian

Production: George C. StoneyRobert Forget

When an old area of a city is to be demolished to make way for a new low-rental housing development, is there anything that the residents can do to protect their own interests? This film, produced in 1968, airs such a situation in the Little Burgundy district of Montréal. It shows how citizens organized themselves into a committee that made effective representations to City Hall and influenced the housing policy.

Subject categories


  • Urbanism > Housing and Public HousingQuébecUrban Renewal
  • Ethics and Religious Culture > Ethical Values
  • History and Citizenship Education > Modernization of Quebec Society (1929-1980)
  • Social Studies > Social Policies and Programs

Credits


director
Bonnie Sherr Klein
Maurice Bulbulian
editing
Bonnie Sherr Klein
Jacques Gagné
Maurice Bulbulian
producer
George C. Stoney
Robert Forget
sound
Richard Besse
recording
Jean-Guy Normandin
sound editing
Bill Graziadei
Jacques Jarry
animation
Clorinda Warny
re-recording
George Croll
Jean-Pierre Joutel
location sound
Michel Hazel
photography
Michel Régnier
Claude Larue