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Ocre rouge

2009 3 min
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Amalgame de photos d’archives et d’images trouvées ou nouvelles, Ocre rouge propose une interprétation personnelle et impressionniste de ce que représente le fait d’être Micmac à Terre-Neuve et de grandir dans une culture du déni.

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Ocre rouge
  • Vistas
    Vistas
    2009 13 films
    Vistas est une série de courts-métrages sur le thème de la nation. D'Halifax à Vancouver, chacun des studios du Programme anglais de l'ONF a participé à ce projet qui culmine en la présentation de 13 films uniques réalisés par 13 réalisateurs autochtones.

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Amalgame de photos d’archives et d’images trouvées ou nouvelles, Ocre rouge propose une interprétation personnelle et impressionniste de ce que représente le fait d’être Micmac à Terre-Neuve et de grandir dans une culture du déni.
Indigenous Peoples in Canada (First Nations and Métis) All subjects
Indigenous Cinema
  • script
    Jerry Evans
  • direction
    Jerry Evans
  • editing
    Chris Darlington
  • animation
    Chris Darlington
  • cinematography
    Chris Darlington
  • original music
    Lori Clarke
  • sound design
    Lori Clarke
  • None
    Jerry Evans
    Jason Morriseau
    Steve Cook
  • recording
    Lori Clarke
  • sound mixer
    Lori Clarke
  • production supervision
    Candice Desormeaux
  • administration
    John William Lutz
    Cyndi Forcand
  • production coordinator
    Stephanie Coolen
    Vanessa Larsen
  • marketing
    Leslie Stafford
    Amy Stewart Gallant
  • series producer
    Vanessa Loewen
    Joe MacDonald
  • series executive producer
    Derek Mazur
    Peter Strutt
  • producer
    Annette Clarke
  • executive producer
    Kent Martin

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Ages 14 to 17
School subjects
Diversity - Identity History and Citizenship Education - Culture and Currents of Thought (1500-present) Indigenous Studies - Identity/Society Media Education - Film and Video Production
Compare the significance of the opening scenes with the series of doors that reveal various milestones to the final scene showing the protagonist standing next to his daughter. Explore what gives unity to the film narrative in this multi-media presentation. The colour red plays a subtle though prominent role in describing identity. Explain how the use of colour in Red Ochre signifies First Nations pride but also reveals issues of cultural conflict.

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