360 Degrees
This short film introduces us to Sébastien Aubin, a French-speaking member of Manitoba's Opaskwayak Cree Nation. He works as a graphic artist for a living, but he's embarked on a personal spiritual and identity quest on the side. Attempting to transcend the material world, he's apprenticing in traditional Indigenous medicine with healer Mark Thompson. The relationship between the two figures marks the contrast between generations; between modernity and tradition. It makes the 360-degree turn from the values of the past to those of today strikingly apparent.
This documentary was made as part of the Tremplin program, with the collaboration of Radio-Canada.Pedagogical evaluations and study guides are only available to CAMPUS subscribers.
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360 Degrees, Caroline Monnet, provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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participationSébastien AubinMark Thompson
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directorCaroline Monnet
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researchCaroline Monnet
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writerCaroline Monnet
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production managerDaniel Lavoie
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story consultantGeorgette Duchaine
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director of photographyPhilippe Lavalette
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soundNorman Dugas
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editorJosé Heppell
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assistant editorGeorge Godwin
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sound editorDaniel Toussaint
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translationTheresa Fontaine
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subtitlesKathleen Fleming
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original musicNorman Dugas
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musicianNorman Dugas
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online editingDenis Gathelier
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re-recordingLuc Léger
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titlesGaspard Gaudreau
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marketing managerJulie Arseneault
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marketing manager - assistanceKarine Sévigny
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administratorJohanne DubucAlexandrine Torres de Figueiredo
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administrative assistantVanessa Emam
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technical coordinatorMicheline Faubert
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producerAnne-Marie Rocher
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executive producerJacques Turgeon
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