Quebec My Country Mon Pays

John Walker's documentary delves into his experiences growing up as an Anglophone in Montreal during a time of significant social and political change. The Quiet Revolution led to the departure of over 500,000 English-speaking Quebecers, including Walker himself, who eventually settled in Toronto.

Walker uses his background in cinematography to present a personal and historical narrative, examining the complexities of identity in modern Quebec. He includes insights from family members and notable figures such as director Denys Arcand, who share their views on Quebec's quest for sovereignty. The film challenges viewers to confront the myths and half-truths that shape historical understanding, making it a reflective piece on personal and collective identity in a changing cultural landscape.