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Hunting & Fishing
05:03
Edouard Kaltush
Ashatsheu-Kushkan Anite Pineuatshi (Pineuatshi's
Edouard teaches us and two young men from his community traditional Innu customs while catching +++
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, +++
04:23
Edwar Noronha Pinedo
Cuando el bosque habla (When the Forest Speaks)
Out fishing, a man finds a fish that asks him to teach humans to respect the river. +++
03:30
Clint Moosetail
Duck Hunting
Duck Hunting follows a group of Anishinabe teens as they participate in their culture’s +++
05:23
Austin Delaronde
Megwetch Kiajashk (Thank You Seagulls)
Seagull eggs harvesting has been a Saulteaux tradition for many centuries. Elaine Ferland used to +++
03:00
Katie Francis
Moose Hunting
“Moose Hunting” illustrates a full day at the Eskasoni Youth Moose Hunt Camp through +++
06:06
Équipe du Wapikoni mobile
Muk
There was a time when lobster fishermen of Unamen Shipu (La Romaine) could not exercise their +++
05:47
Pien Tenegan
Nakausenn (Once Hunting)
Join two teenagers on a morning hunt and discover a precious moment in their daily life where the +++
08:04
Équipe du Wapikoni mobile
Petite chasse (Small Game Hunting)
Hunting large game is considered men’s work. But when the hunters are off in the forest the +++
05:01
Oakley Wysote Gray
Plamu
Plamu means salmon in Mi’gmaq language. This film is an exploration into the meaning of +++
04:23
Équipe du Wapikoni mobile
Umuakanu - à portée de main (Umuakanu - Within
A team from the Unamen Shipu Health Centre goes for lobster fishing with Innu elders to promote a +++
04:50
Zach Greenleaf
Where the River Widens
Inspired by the friendship and the work of fishermen, Zach Greenleaf sings the mig'mag culture of +++
