Debout Sur Leur Terre
- Release Information
- October 15, 1982
- Nyon
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- October 15, 1982
- Nyon
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- October 15, 1982
- Montréal (Le Cinéma Parallèle)
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- October 15, 1982
- Montréal (Le Cinéma Parallèle)
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- January 18, 1983
- Nyon
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- January 18, 1983
- Nyon
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- January 18, 1983
- Montréal (Le Cinéma Parallèle)
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- January 18, 1983
- Montréal (Le Cinéma Parallèle)
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- Budget
- Budget: $183,000
- Distributors
- Office National du Film
- Office National du Film
Production Details
- Executive Producer
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Producer
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Martin Leclerc
- Director
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Martin Leclerc
- Director of Photography
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Fernand Bélanger
- Roger Rochat
- Roger Rochat
- Roger Rochat
- Roger Rochat
- Roger Rochat
- Roger Rochat
- Roger Rochat
- Roger Rochat
- Roger Rochat
- Roger Rochat
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
- Director of Sound
- W.W. McClelland
- Yves Gendron
- Yves Gendron
- Yves Gendron
- Yves Gendron
- Yves Gendron
- Yves Gendron
- Yves Gendron
- Claude Chevalier
- Claude Chevalier
- Writer
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Jean Dansereau
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Martin Leclerc
- Editor
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Fernand Bélanger
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Martin Leclerc
- Cast
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jean Dansereau
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Jacques Leduc
- Martin Leclerc
- Martin Leclerc
113 minutes, 1981
In Québec’s far north, three Inuit villages struggle to preserve their culture. Wishing to remain in control of their fate, the inhabitants oppose development with a vengeance, protesting against the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement, which they feel opens the gate for white people to come into Intuit country. The film presents a typical day in the life of a few of these Inuit ‘‘dissidents’’, which consists primarily of hunting, fishing and family life.
Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
