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Documentary
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Human Interest
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Adult
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| Year of Production: |
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2005
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| Duration: |
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86m23s
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Production Stage: |
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Completed
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Release Date: |
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Available now
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Television
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Canada
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English
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Subtitles: |
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French
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Digital Betacam
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Television Standard: |
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NTSC
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4:3
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Color
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Seller National Film Board of Canada

Contact:
Isabelle de Bellefeuille
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Synopsis
At the start of the new millennium, relations between men and women are in turmoil. Traditional marriage is challenged on all fronts. Long-held notions about gender, commitment and courtship have been cast aside. And 'marriageable' people are staying single in record numbers. Is this an historical blip or a fundamental change in society? Do men and women even need each other anymore? Women and Men Unglued dares to ask these questions. This provocative documentary takes an uncensored look at single, urban Gen-Xers living on the edge of this social change. Operating in a free-for-all zone where old mating rules don't apply and new ones don't exist, these young urbanites struggle to find intimacy amid chaos. Against this backdrop, leading experts like Barbara Dafoe Whitehead and Bert Archer take a fresh look at how relations between the sexes are evolving.
Prizes and Awards
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NFB
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Director: |
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Katherine Gilday
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Sell Sheet Front

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