Year
2026
Length
1h33m
Language
French, English, Swedish, Norwegian
What if equality came with an instruction manual? From Iceland to Sweden, via Norway, Quebec filmmaker Anik Salas sets out to uncover the mystery behind the world champions of gender equality. Why these countries? What have they understood that Canada has yet to grasp?
Through inspiring encounters with female politicians, executives and grassroots organizers who have dared to challenge the rules, the film reveals how these societies have transformed power. This is not feminism for show. It is rooted in political will, concrete strategies and a shared conviction that change requires patience and persistence.
Moving between investigation, travelogue and manifesto, The Scandinavian Method
does more than condemn. It issues a clear invitation to all who refuse to accept the
status quo. An urgent, fiercely committed film that insists equality cannot wait another
century.
With director Anik Salas and Quebec politician Louise Harel in attendance.
2026
1h33m
French, English, Swedish, Norwegian
Anik Salas
Stéphanie Hamelin Tomala
Katerine Giguère
Josiane Lapointe
Christine Falco
Anik Salas
Canada
Feature film
Documentary
French
23 August 13:30 to 15:03
Théâtre de Lac-Brome
Passionate and versatile, Anik Salas practices her art from scriptwriting to editing.
Whether fiction or documentary, for her, directing is about taking a stand. Her first
short film, “La Guerre des Bleuets”, won a Gold Remi Award, was released
theatrically in Quebec, and at festivals in Europe and the United States. After many
short films, she is now presenting her first feature-length documentary.