Le mépris n'aura qu'un temps
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About This Movie
"Le mépris n'aura qu'un temps" is a 1969 documentary that explores the struggles of construction workers in Montreal. This film captures the political climate of its era and reflects a commitment to social issues through the lens of Arthur Lamothe's filmmaking.
This film has seen limited distribution, often circulating in niche collector circles, which heightens its interest for those focused on political documentaries from the era. Various formats have emerged, but original prints remain scarce, making them prized for serious collectors. There’s a certain allure in owning a piece of cinema that captures a moment in time so raw and poignant, reflecting the socio-political landscape of late 1960s Quebec.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is "Le mépris n'aura qu'un temps"?
"Le mépris n'aura qu'un temps" is a documentary.
Who directed "Le mépris n'aura qu'un temps"?
The film was directed by Arthur Lamothe.
What year was "Le mépris n'aura qu'un temps" released?
"Le mépris n'aura qu'un temps" was released in 1969.
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