De L'Autre Côté De La Lune

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1993

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How do Quebec’s Aboriginal peoples live today? How does modernity fit in with their existence? To answer these questions, a team of documentary filmmakers spent 6 months following five Aboriginal persons from five first nations: the Cree, the Algonquian, the Montaignais, the Mohawk and the Inuit. The film depicts their daily lives, reporting on their participation in community life. It also shows that in a number of ways, the personal history of Aboriginal peoples is the reflection of their peoples’ collective choices. Through them, we make a day-in-day-out discovery of the human aspect of the Aboriginal peoples’ condition in Quebec.

Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)

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