Fishing at the Stone Weir: Part 1
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This short documentary about the Netsilik Inuit was shot at the height of summer. The skin tents are up, and it is time to fish. The men go into the river to form enclosures to trap fish. Once trapped, they are speared with three-pronged leisters. A woman cleans the catch, which has been strung on a thong. Everyone enjoys bits of raw fish.
Credits
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directorQuentin Brown
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producerQuentin Brown
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executive producerKevin Smith
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consultantAsen BalikciGuy Mary-Rousselière
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cameraRichard BergmanKen CampbellKen PostDouglas WilkinsonRobert Young
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soundJacques Drouin
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editingElvin CariniMichel ChalifourWilliam GaddisJack HirschfieldBill Tannebring
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sound editingMalca GillsonKen PageDon Wellington
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