L'EMPLOI DU TEMPS
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Canada
2000 / Video / Color / 58 min.
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At the start of the 21st century, humanity had sunk into a profound crisis, a moral, social and economic crisis which presaged the end of the world... It was work that was the clearest indication of the problem. That was a time when most people still lived off their jobs: they would sell their labour and time to companies in exchange for a salary. Today we might find it hard to imagine the power that this economic dependence conferred onto the companies. It gave them control of people's time.
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Script: Carole Poliquin.
Phot.: Isaac Isitan.
Ed.: France D�sourdy, Diego Brice�o.
Mus.: Robert M. Lepage.
Prod.: Isaac Isitan, Les Productions Isca, 6103, rue Jeanne-Mance, Montr�al, Qu�bec H2V 4K9 (Canada), t�l.: (514) 273-9795, fax: (514) 273-0807, e-mail: [email protected].
Sales: Mediamax International, 387, rue Saint-Paul ouest, bureau 202, Montr�al, Qu�bec H2Y 2A7 (Canada), t�l.: (514) 987-5971, fax: (514) 987-5970, e-mail: [email protected].
Canadian Distributor: Mediamax International.
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Carole Poliquin
Beauce native Carole Poliquin studied acting at the Quebec Conservatory of Dramatic Art before becoming interested in film documentaries. She gained her first experience filmmaking during her stay in Turkey, from 1974 to 1980. Back in Canada, she embarked on a career in directing. Besides documentaries, she has directed news programs for Radio-Canada and the TQS network. Her filmography includes: Le Dernier Enfant (1990), Dites-moi Monsieur Jacquard... (series of children's shorts, 1993), L'�ge de la performance (1994) and Turbulences: 24 heures dans le march� global (1997). |
