In the Kitcisakik community, the Algonquin language is dying out, just four generations after the federal government's assimilation policy came into effect.
Since 2004, Wapikoni Mobile has been giving Indigenous youth the opportunity to speak out using video and music.
Credits
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directorKevin Papatie
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writerKevin Papatie
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cameraKevin Papatie
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location soundKevin PapatieÉmile Proulx-Cloutier
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picture editorKevin PapatieMathieu Vachon
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visual effectsAndrée-Êve Veilleux
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lyricsKevin PapatieMaranda Gunn
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musicKevin PapatieMaranda Gunn
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filmmaker mentorAnaïs Barbeau-LavaletteMathieu VachonÉmile Proulx-CloutierCédric Corbeil
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coordinatorKevin Papatie
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general directorManon Barbeau
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project creatorManon Barbeau
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financial partnership developmentLucille Veilleux
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administratorYouri MourogJohanne Dubuc
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director of field operationsGilles Péloquin
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general coordinatorFrance Couture
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assistant coordinatorSarah Lalonde
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technical supervisionJessy BoivinSébastien PichetteJason Smalridge
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post-productionJessy BoivinSébastien PichetteJason Smalridge
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mechanical supervisionSébastien Tremblay
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projectionSébastien Tremblay
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websiteGaétan BoucherJason Smalridge
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distributionJudith BrèsSarah Lalonde
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accountingPierre-Claude BeaucageMaryse-Chantal Brazeau
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mixSerge BoivinClaude Chevalier
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online editingDenis Pilon
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titlesGaspard Gaudreau
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translationChristine York
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subtitlesChristine York
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technical coordinatorJean-François Laprise
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administrative teamMirabelle BélangerDominique BrunetLise Lévesque
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associate producerMaryse Chapdelaine
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producerPatricia Bergeron
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executive producerManon BarbeauYves BisaillonRavida Din
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