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Tshishe Mishtikuashisht - Le petit grand européen : Johan Beetz

Documentaire de la réalisatrice innue Joséphine Bacon sur Johan Beetz, un aristocrate belge du tournant du siècle, qui décida un jour de débarquer sur la Côte-Nord du Québec pour mieux oublier son chagrin à la suite du décès de sa fiancée. Véritable légende chez les Innus, qui rebaptisèrent le village Baie-Johan-Beetz à sa mémoire, l'Européen à la moustache retroussée tomba amoureux de la région et y demeura tout le reste de sa vie. Petit de taille, Johan Beetz devint au fil du temps un grand homme aux yeux des Innus grâce à l'amitié profonde qu'il vouait à ce peuple des …
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Documentaire de la réalisatrice innue Joséphine Bacon sur Johan Beetz, un aristocrate belge du tournant du siècle, qui décida un jour de débarquer sur la Côte-Nord du Québec pour mieux oublier son chagrin à la suite du décès de sa fiancée. Véritable légende chez les Innus, qui rebaptisèrent le village Baie-Johan-Beetz à sa mémoire, l'Européen à la moustache retroussée tomba amoureux de la région et y demeura tout le reste de sa vie. Petit de taille, Johan Beetz devint au fil du temps un grand homme aux yeux des Innus grâce à l'amitié profonde qu'il vouait à ce peuple des grands espaces.

Indigenous Peoples in Canada (First Nations and Métis) History - Canada - 1867-1919 All subjects
Indigenous Cinema
  • director
    Joséphine Bacon
  • narration
    Joséphine Bacon
  • producer
    Jacques Vallée
  • script
    Sylvie Vincent
    Joséphine Bacon
  • images
    René Sioui Labelle
    François Vincelette
  • sound
    Diane Carrière
  • editing
    Fernand Bélanger
  • sound editing
    Fernand Bélanger
  • music mixing
    Louis Hone
  • sound mixer
    Serge Boivin
    Jean Paul Vialard
  • music
    René Lussier
  • participation
    Henri Beetz
    Joseph Bellefleur
    Philip De Buck
    Edmond Deraps
    Jean-Baptiste Bellefleur
    René Tanguay
    Agnès Wapistan
    Jean-Étienne Hallet
    Marie Jourdain
Tshishe Mishtikuashisht - Le petit grand européen : Johan Beetz
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