Directed by Janice Brown |
Canada, 1977 (documentary, 26 minutes, black and white, English) |
Image: © National Film Board of Canada |
Film Description: "On March 8, 1922, Agnes Campbell Macphail became Canada's first woman Member of Parliament. For the next nineteen years, the Independent MP used her wit, courage and honesty to fight for prison reform, old-age pensions, the co-operative movement and the many other causes she believed in. Made up of old photographs, archival footage and quotations from her speeches and writings, this film documents a significant Canadian and the turbulence of her times." -- National Film Board of Canada (source)
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Produced by: | Margaret Wescott, Kathleen Shannon |
Narrator: | Susan Huycke |
Film Editing: | Janice Brown |
Production Company: | National Film Board of Canada / Office national du film du Canada |
Additional Credits: | Commentary [commentaire]: Barry Cowling, Robert Duncan |