This film narrows in on stories of generosity and perseverance in Fisher River Cree Nation in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Stories include the purchase and distribution of fish on a community and intra-community level, as well as stories of mothers who experienced unique challenges of their own while continuing to provide support and care to their families and communities.
The Lake Winnipeg Project is a four-part documentary series that calls attention to stories of ingenuity and resilience in four diverse communities surrounding Lake Winnipeg, at a time when many external forces are imposing change. Anishinaabe/Cree director Kevin Settee takes an “own-voices” approach to storytelling that gives Lake Winnipeg communities and peoples the opportunity to tell their own stories and speak to the challenges and successes they experience.
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writerKevin Settee
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directorKevin Settee
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featuringKailey ArthursonMarcie SinclairNipí Pimatisíwin ArthursonWilliam WhitewaySharon Lynn Mckay
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producerAlicia Smith
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executive producerDavid Christensen
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picture editorJordan Molaro
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director of photographyKevin Settee
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production assistantFaye Murdock
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location sound recordistKevin Settee
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transcriptionPatricia Garry
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title designJames Monkman
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motion graphicsJames Monkman
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sound designAnita Lubosch
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dialogue editorPaul Morrow
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colouristTony Wytinck
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sound mixBruce Little
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online editorBruce Little
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studio operations managerDarin Clausen
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studio administratorBree BeachDevon Supeene
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production supervisorEsther Viragh
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production coordinatorFaye Yoneda
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senior production coordinatorApril Dunsmore
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associate producer - developmentKaty SlimmonCoty Savard
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associate producer - productionDevon Supeene
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legal counselPeter Kallianiotis
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marketing managerKelly Fox
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social media managerKevin Settee
