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04:58
Kevin Papatie
Abinodjic madjinakini (The Amendment)
Four generations. Three residential schools. Two cultures. One extinction. +++
03:23
Sakay Ottawa
Aci ni micta cikateriten (I'm beginning to miss
Sakay shares through a poetic and sensitive testimony, the sudden disappearance of his brother. +++
06:00
Kévin Bellefleur
Aitun (Traditions)
Josephis and Nashtash, an elderly couple from La Romaine, share their knowledge of Innu culture +++
02:33
Chanouk Newashish
Coureurs de nuit (Night Runners)
No longer able to hunt their prey the way their ancestors did, the young Wemotaci have become night +++
04:01
Emilio Wawatie
Finding the Light
Three young Indigenous filmmakers from Quebec go to Finland to meet with the Sami and realize how +++
09:13
Délia Gunn
Huis Clos {Behind Closed Doors}
On a beautiful day, Délia and her family reflect on their inner struggles. +++
05:37
Matthew Vachon
Indian Time
Through electric blues, Mathew Vachon sings the troubles of urban Aboriginals, torn between a +++
04:57
Jérémy Vassiliou
La joie de vivre (Joy of Living)
Jérémy delivers a message of hope by talking about the things that give him the will +++
01:20
Meky Ottawa
Micta
"And since it is beautiful, it is truly useful" -The Little Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry +++
02:51
Réal Junior Leblanc
Nanameshkueu (Earthquake)
Mixing visual experimentation and poetry, this celebration of Innu culture describes the transition +++
03:12
Kevin Papatie
Nous sommes (We Are)
After meeting Zapatists in Mexico, Kevin addresses his nation with a film manifesto. +++
