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Nadine Valcin

Nadine Valcin came to the world of film and television after obtaining a bachelor of Architecture from McGill University. She has since worked in a variety of capacities in the industry, from assistant editor to on-air promotions producer with research, writing and other credits along the way. She has experience in both film and television with organizations such as the National Film Board, CBC and TVOntario’s French language network, TFO. Her first short film, Independent Modulations, has been broadcast on CBC’s Canadian Reflections and screened at numerous festivals. She is currently developing a short historical drama entitled Angelique. (03/00)


Black, Bold and Beautiful: Black Women's Hair
Directed by Nadine Valcin and Produced by Jennifer Kawaja and Julia Sereny, 1999, 40 min., Color

Afros, braids or corn rows--hairstyles have always carried a social message, and few issues cause as many battles between black parents and their daug...



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