"Her name is Lise Payette, and she is my grandmother." It is with these words that this moving documentary opens. A radio and television host, author of numerous television series, documentaries, and books, Lise Payette became a minister in the government of René Lévesque and created the Automobile Insurance Act. She continued her fight for the status of women and the achievement of sovereignty. Lise Payette's political, social, and cultural legacy is tremendous. Her battles and her words are symptomatic of the history of our nation. They are part of the actions taken by all the Quebecers who allowed Quebec to emerge from the shadow of the "Grande Noirceur." Discover in this documentary all the facets of the personality of Lise Payette, as endearing as it is fascinating.

The journey of a woman who left her mark on the history of Quebec

Special Features

Extended versions of the interviews with Gilles Vigneault, Pauline Marois, and Céline Dion