Coppermine
- Ray Harper,
- 1992,
- 56 min 7 s
The Copper Inuit of the Coronation Gulf region of Canada's Northwest Territories were among the last aboriginal groups to be contacted by people from outside, mainly during the early years of the 20th century. When Doctor R.D. Martin arrived in Coppermine in 1929, he had to deal with one of the consequences of that contact, a tuberculosis epidemic.
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Film Credit
- director
- Ray Harper
- script
- Ray Harper
- editing
- Ray Harper
- producer
- Jerry Krepakevich
- cinematography
- James Jeffrey
- sound
- Lindsay Bucknell
- Jerry Krepakevich
- sound editing
- Paul Fafard
- re-recording
- Paul Sharpe
- Bill Sheppard
- Jane Ludgate
- narrator
- Lydia Slabyj
- voice
- Bill Meilen
- André Roy
- music
- Michael Becker
- cast
- Glenn Beck
- Dave Pare
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