Filmography: Lindalee Tracey PASSING THE FLAME: THE LEGACY OF WOMEN'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL Director/ Writer/Narrator/Co-Producer: Lindalee Tracey Producer: Peter Raymont A haunting one-hour docu-drama that pays tribute to the women who created Canada's first Women's medical college and hospital. With dramatic re-enactments Produced by White Pine Pictures. Funded by Mrs. Helen Phelan and the Women's College Hospital Foundation. Premiere February, 1998 INVISIBLE NATION: POLICING THE UNDERGROUND Director/Writer/Narrator: Lindalee Tracey Producer: Peter Raymont With unprecedented access, this film documents the moral, emotional and legal collision between the immigration police and illegal immigrants. The film follows Canadian immigration investigators on the job, raiding factories and homes, arresting and reporting, Always there are raw human consequences and the pull of our immigration history. Invisible Nation challenges easy opinions and comforting stereotypes. It makes human the face of a nation. Produced by Investigative Productions for TVOntario National broadcast March 12, 1997 - TVO, B.C. Knowledge, SCN Followed by a one hour national phone-in copyright 1997, Investigative Productions, Inc. Nominated: The Donald Brittain Award for Best Documentary, 1997, The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television Nominated: The Canada Award, The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television THE SCEPTICS' JOURNEY Co-Writer: Lindalee Tracey Writer/Director/Narrator: Peter Raymont, Investigative Productions, Inc. One-hour cinema verite film on four Canadians' trip to examine development projects in India and Nepal. Produced by Prismalight, Toronto Broadcast: CBC Newsworld Rough Cuts Copyright 1995 Prismalight Productions HEARTS OF HATE - THE BATTLE FOR YOUNG MINDS A documentary expos‚ of Canada's racist movement and its recruitment of young people. The film follows several white supremists over a 7 month period and investigates the background of Canada's racist groups and leadership. Peter Raymont feels strongly that it is the documentary filmmaker's role to shine a bright light on hateful and destructive elements in society and expose them to public scrutiny. Producer/Director/Co-Writer: Peter Raymont, Investigative Productions, Inc. Co-Writer: Lindalee Tracey First broadcast; CTV National Network Also broadcast on the Learning Channel (USA), ABC Australia, NHK Japan GOLD APPLE AWARD, NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL MEDIA COMPETITION '95 NOMINATED, '95 GOLDEN SHEAF AWARDS, Multicultural/Race Relations CERTIFICATE OF MERIT-FINALIST, 1995 WORLDFEST HOUSTON ABBY I HARDLY KNEW YA Director/Writer, Lindalee Tracey Producer, Peter Raymont The haunting story of a daughter's search for her derelict father, Lindalee Tracey explores the life and sorrows of Abby, a street drunk and petty crook: a big-hearted man who took every opportunity and aimed it against himself. Abby, I Hardly Knew Ya is a deeply personal film, unflinchlingly intimate. It stretches the documentary genre with spare, bare bones writing and impressionistic elements. It is a cinematic poem of personal and contradictory emotions- a testimony to the legacy that alcoholics leave us. Produced by Investigative Productions for TVO Series "The View From Here" Financed by Telefilm, OFDC, OFIP Licenced by BC Knowledge Network, SCN, CFCF, Vision TV TVO Broadcast: May, 1995 16 mm BRONZE PLAQUE, COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL, '95 CORK FILM FESTIVAL INVITATIONAL SCREENING, 1995 NOMINATED, BEST SHORT DOCUMENTARY, THE 1996 GENIE AWARDS VOICES FROM THE SHADOWS Co-Director/Writer, Lindalee Tracey Producer/Director, Peter Raymont Filmed in four provinces, focusing on three families and individuals on assistance, this compellingdocumentary examines Canada's complex welfare system. The film is a critical examination of the welfare policies in four Canadian provinces and a compelling drama of very different individuals and families on welfare struggling to survive - how they are treated, what benefits they receive, and the patchwork of complicated laws and policies which determine their eligibility for assistance. Hauntingly real, Voices from the Shadows echoes the voices of poor Canadians who ask nothing more than to be treated with fairness and respect. Produced by Investigative Productions Inc. for CBC "Witness" with financing from Telefilm, OFDC, NFB, CBC National Telecast: September, 1992 FINALIST, THE NEW YORK FESTIVALS, 1992 NOMINATED, BEST INVESTIGATIVE DOCUMENTARY, Canadian Association of Journalists, 1993 Biography Top of Page