Courage to Change

1986
55min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA remarkable sequel to the 1966 documentary The Things I Cannot Change (1967), which, by focusing on the Bailey family of Montréal, provided an anatomy of poverty in North America. Courage t... Tout lireA remarkable sequel to the 1966 documentary The Things I Cannot Change (1967), which, by focusing on the Bailey family of Montréal, provided an anatomy of poverty in North America. Courage to Change explores what has happened to the Baileys in the intervening eighteen years. A us... Tout lireA remarkable sequel to the 1966 documentary The Things I Cannot Change (1967), which, by focusing on the Bailey family of Montréal, provided an anatomy of poverty in North America. Courage to Change explores what has happened to the Baileys in the intervening eighteen years. A useful discussion-starter for education, community groups and health and social-work profess... Tout lire

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Does anyone of updates on the Bailey's? Share them if you do. I watched this doc. a few times. It was very well done and again caught up with the Bailey's 18 years later. On a trip to Montreal a number of years ago I took some time to visit what I thought was the original apartment on St. James Street. Turns out today it's totally gone as explained in the follow up doc. Today, well at least when I was there it is a green space of sorts, almost like a neighbourhood vegetable garden. The rail yard is gone entirely, and dwellings have been built. I found the follow up doc. to be quite amusing, more so then the 1967 doc, somewhat dark and a little unsettling. Wondering how the family turned out, is the daughter that was in hospital still alive? Things like that. Any updates would be great.