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La conquête de l'Amérique II

Ce documentaire suit des Innus de la Côte-Nord dans la reconquête juridique de leurs rivières à saumon face aux clubs privés et pourvoiries. Nous les suivons, de portage en portage, sur la magnifique rivière Natashquan, jusqu'à un endroit sacré au pied d'une chute, où il reconstituent des moments importants de la vie d'antan à l'intérieur des terres.
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Ce documentaire suit des Innus de la Côte-Nord dans la reconquête juridique de leurs rivières à saumon face aux clubs privés et pourvoiries. Nous les suivons, de portage en portage, sur la magnifique rivière Natashquan, jusqu'à un endroit sacré au pied d'une chute, où il reconstituent des moments importants de la vie d'antan à l'intérieur des terres.

Politics and Government - Canada History - Canada Indigenous Peoples in Canada (First Nations and Métis) All subjects
  • director
    Arthur Lamothe
  • text
    Arthur Lamothe
  • producer
    Jean-Marc Garand
    Jacques Gagné
  • images
    Jean-Pierre Lachapelle
    Roger Moride
  • sound
    Claude Beaugrand
    Jean-Michel Rouard
  • editing
    Nicole Lamothe
  • sound editing
    Nicole Lamothe
  • sound mixer
    Jean-Pierre Joutel
  • narration
    Paule Baillargeon
    Rollande Rock
    Arthur Lamothe
  • music
    Jean Sauvageau

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