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Hebron Relocation

In Hebron Relocation, Holly Andersen explores what makes a place a home as she learns more about her community’s connection to generations of displaced northern Labrador Inuit.
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In Hebron Relocation, Holly Andersen explores what makes a place a home as she learns more about her community’s connection to generations of displaced northern Labrador Inuit.

Politics and Government - Canada Cultural Diversity and Multiculturalism Psychology and Psychiatry Indigenous Peoples in Canada (Inuit) Social Issues All subjects
Indigenous Cinema
  • writer
    Holly Andersen
  • director
    Holly Andersen
  • featuring
    Communities of Makkovik and Hopedale, Nunatsiavut
  • director of photography
    Nigel Markham
  • editor
    Justin Simms
  • sound editor
    Paul Steffler
  • original music
    Duane Andrews
  • narration
    Holly Andersen
  • production manager
    Jessica Winters
  • production assistant
    Danielle Pottle
  • interview collaborator
    Jessica Winters
    Janine Lightfoot
    Gustav Semigak
  • elder speaking in archives
    Peter Imak
    Sabina Nochasak
    Verona Ittulak
  • sound recordist
    Michelle LaCour
  • director of photography - trainee
    Holly Andersen
  • drone footage
    Bird's Eye Incorporated
  • mentor
    Asinnajaq
    Courtney Montour
    Alanis Obomsawin
    Nigel Markham
  • cultural consultant
    Joan Andersen
    Heather Igloliorte
  • researcher
    Holly Andersen
  • inuktitut translation
    Katie Winters
  • inuktitut language advisor
    Solomon Semigak
  • production supervisor
    Roz Power
  • technical coordinator
    Daniel Lord
    Christopher MacIntosh
  • colourist
    Steve Cook
  • online editor
    Steve Cook
  • re-recording mixer
    Harvey Hyslop
  • foley
    Matthew Thomson
  • narration engineer
    Matthew Thomson
  • foley artist
    Hilary Thomson
  • assistant editor
    Aaron Elliott
  • production coordinator
    Yanis Ait Mohamed
  • senior production coordinator
    Cheryl Murgatroyd
    Anna MacLean
    Sarah MacLeod
  • studio administrator
    Leslie Anne Poyntz
  • marketing manager
    Jamie Hammond
  • marketing coordinator
    Eric Bondo
  • publicist
    Osas Eweka-Smith
  • legal counsel
    Peter Kallianiotis
    Dominique Aubry
  • associate producer - development
    Stephen Agluvak Puskas
  • production assistant - development
    Marian Rebeiro
  • associate producer
    Jayde Tynes
  • producer
    Latonia Hartery
    Kat Baulu
    Rohan Fernando
  • executive producer
    Annette Clarke
    Rohan Fernando

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