[Porte Ouverte sur le Bilinguisme/Bilingualism...Facts and Fiction]

Contributing Institution

Northeast Historic Film

View at Contributing Institution

https://oldfilm.org/collection/Detail/occurrences/2861

Digitization Status

Not Digitized / Non numérisé(e)

Identifier/Call Number

0952 NHF TAPE #275

Collection/Part of

MPBN Collection

Title

en [Porte Ouverte sur le Bilinguisme/Bilingualism...Facts and Fiction]

Description

en Facts and fictions of being bilingual in a monolingual culture. An interview with Antonine Maillet, Acadian author and recipient of top honors for her many novels about Acadian life. See also Maine Humanities Collection, Acc. 0800, 3/4-inch.

Author/Creator

Maine Public Broadcasting

Maillet, Antonine

Date(s)

1980

Genre

en moving images

Topic & Theme

Arts and Creativity/Arts et créativité

Film and Television/Cinéma et télévision

Literary Arts/Arts littéraires

Language/Langue

Language Shift/Changement de langue

Geography

Maine

familyName

Maillet

Source Language

English

French

Library of Congress Subject Heading (LCSH)

Acadians

Franco-Americans

Répertoire de Vedettes-Matière (RVM)

Acadiens

Franco-américains

Copyright Statement and Conditions governing use

This item may be available for reuse. Please contact Northeast Historic Film for more information

Conditions Governing Access

The Collection is open for research.

Existence and Location of Originals

Northeast Historic Film, PO Box 900, 85 Main Street, Bucksport, Maine 04416

Biography, Administrative History and Provenance

en Maine Public Broadcasting Network (MPBN) was founded by the University of Maine System. In 1992 MPBN merged with station WCBB to form the Maine Public Broadcasting Corporation (MPBC)./n
Collection contains over 100 factual programs broadcast by MPBN on subjects including health and medicine, economics, natural resources, government, crime, education, history and women's issues. Multipart series include "In and Out of Maine" about the state's residents, "Maine Field Trips" focusing on notable sites and industries, and "Reflets et Lumiere" about French American life and culture. "Woods and Waters" features hunting and fishing. "Working Women of Waldo County" is a series about women's lives. "Can I Get There From Here?" concerns Maine youth. Single programs include "Home to the Sea" about Maine seafaring life from colonial days to the present, and "The Last Log Drive Down the Kennebec" about log driving. Arts programs include "A Fresh Breeze Downeast with Performers Gordon Bok and Marshall Dodge," "Maine Stream Jazz" and "Summer Theatre in Maine." See also MPBC Collection and Maine Humanities Council Collection.

Extent

28:55 min.; Sound; Color

Recommended Citation

[Item description]. MPBN Collection, Northeast Historic Film.

State/Province

Maine

Country

United States