Le devoir, Part 1: 1910-1945 - Do What You Must
Film197328 min
Directed by Jean V. Dufresne, Hugues Poulin
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Founded in 1910 by Henri Bourassa, the Montréal newspaper Le Devoir has long been characterized by its spirit of independence. This documentary explores the newspaper's influence and its coverage of local, national and international issues, including the controversial question of wartime conscription.Read moreLess
Founded in 1910 by Henri Bourassa, the Montréal newspaper Le Devoir has long been characterized by its spirit of independence. This documentary explores the newspaper's influence and its coverage of local, national and international issues, including the controversial question of wartime conscription.
The story
Founded in 1910 by Henri Bourassa, the Montréal newspaper Le Devoir has long been characterized by its spirit of independence. This documentary explores the newspaper's influence and its coverage of local, national and international issues, including the controversial question of wartime conscription.
Cast & crew
Pierre Nadeau
Pierre NadeauSelf - Narrator (voice)
Robert BourassaSelf - Prime Minister of QuebecRamsay Cook
Ramsay CookSelf - HistorianPeter Desbarats
Peter DesbaratsSelf - Ottawa Editor, The Toronto StarGérard Filion
Gérard FilionSelf - Publisher & Editor, Le Devoir 1947-1963Peter Newman
Peter NewmanSelf - Editor, Maclean's
Gérard PelletierSelf - Editor, La Presse 1961-1965Robert Rumilly
Robert RumillySelf - Historian
Claude RyanSelf - Publisher & Editor, Le DevoirPaul Sauriol
Paul SauriolSelf - Assoc. Editor, Le Devoir 1928-1971Mason Wade
Mason WadeSelf - HistorianExplore the crew
- Director
- Jean V. Dufresne
- Director
- Hugues Poulin
- Producer
- Ian McLaren
- Editor
- Marie-Hélène Guillemin