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2015 Selection
03:00
Antony Dubé
Awaskinawason (Children of Earth)
Awaskinawason is made up of the Atikamekw words awacic (child), aski (earth) and takonawason +++
03:11
Louisa Papatie
Cache-cache (Hide and Seek)
Projections on the trees in a forest, inviting us to play hide-and-seek with a "kokom" (a +++
06:40
The Mapuche Communication and Cinema School of Aylla Rewe Budi
CHALLWAN KVZAW (The Art of Fishing)
A Mapuche grandfather teaches his grandchildren the art of fishing as it used to be practiced, +++
04:50
Jacqueline Michel
LE RETOUR (The Return)
Two Anishnabe sisters enjoy themselves in the lightheartedness of late summer. +++
06:18
Elisa Moar
Mantokatcikan
Wild animals can read the messages we write to them. Two Atikamekw elders remind us of this +++
06:06
Équipe du Wapikoni mobile
Muk
There was a time when lobster fishermen of Unamen Shipu (La Romaine) could not exercise their +++
03:03
Melissa Mollen Dupuis
NITANISH – À MA FILLE (Nitanish – To my Daughter)
The cofounder of Idle No More Quebec, Melissa Mollen Dupuis, is awaiting a daughter. While making +++
04:12
Natasha Kanapé Fontaine
Nous nous soulèverons (We Will Rise up)
In an inspired and powerful text, the talented Innu poet Natasha Kanapé Fontaine invites us +++
02:14
Fyanna Boivin
OBEDJIWAN 5-0
Fyanna Boivin is 14 years old and wants to become a police officer. Portrait of an Atikamekw teen +++
04:52
Mélanie Lumsden
Où sont tes plumes ? (Where are your feathers?)
Two sets of sisters humorously share their experiences with prejudices against First Nations people. +++
04:35
Melissa Girvan
Passing Moments
The magic of childhood when everything is possible: the worst and the best. +++
