SYNOPSIS
Voir - Juger - Agir : L'histoire de la JOC au Québec explores the overlooked history of the Jeunesse Ouvrière Catholique (JOC), a grassroots labor movement deeply rooted in Quebec’s working-class neighborhoods since the 1930s. Through powerful testimonies, never-before-seen archival footage, and expert analysis, the film reveals nearly a century of youth-led social activism driven by a pursuit of justice and solidarity. From church basements to feminist and labor struggles, this thoughtful and politically engaged documentary looks back at the lasting impact of the JOC and its decisive role in the upheavals of the Quiet Revolution.
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DIRECTOR

Annie Deniel
SEE COMPLETE PROFILEAnnie is a film editor and director who has been based in Montreal for over twenty years. With a background in psychology and film directing from ESRA Paris, she brings a sensitive and socially engaged perspective to her work in independent cinema. She has collaborated on numerous documentaries and fiction series, including District 31, L’échappée, and Contre-offre, for production companies such as Les Films de l’Autre, InformAction, and Amalga. Alongside her editing work, she develops her own creative projects, including Steampunk Connection (Fantasia 2019), Place de l’élégance, Le voyage du soldat, and the documentary series Print time, focused on mental health and immigration. Most recently, she directed and edited Voir — Juger — Agir : L’histoire de la JOC au Québec with Funambules Médias, a film that bridges militant memory and social commitment.
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