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Katatjatuuk kangirsumi (Throat singing in Kangirsuk) - 3:29 minutes
By: Eva Kaukai and Manon Chamberland (Inuit)
Genre: Videoclip
Synopsis: Eva and Manon are two throat singers originally from the small village of Kangirsuk, in Nunavik. Edited with footage of the four seasons in Kangirsuk by Johnny Nassak.
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Kupanishkueu (French, Innu-aimun) - 4:37 minutes
By: Mélodie Jourdain-Michel (Innu)
Genre: Documentary essay
Synopsis: Director Mélodie Jourdain explains how the strength and courage of her ancestor, Kupanishkueu, have inspired her life.
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Nous nous soulèverons (We will rise) (Innu, French) - 4:12 minutes
By: Natasha Kanapé Fontaine (Innu)
Genre: Essay
Synopsis: In her inspiring and powerful poem, talented Innu poet Natasha Kanapé Fontaine invites us to rise up and bring light to the world.
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Meteshu Innushkeue (Elle est sous le meteshan) (Innu-aimun) - 4:29 minutes
By: Angèle McKenzie (Innu)
Genre: Documentary essay
Synopsis: Inspired by the revitalizing power of the Red Road and the sweat lodge (Meteshan) on Innu women, Ashineun tells us about the importance of prayer in healing the soul.
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When spirit calls (L’Appel de l’esprit) (English) - 4:10 minutes
By: Terrie McIntosh (Anicinape / Anishnabe-Anishinaabe)
Genre: Experimental essay
Synopsis: A young woman speaks of her attachment to music as a tool used on one’s spiritual journey.
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Wamin (La pomme / The apple) (Atikamekw) - 2:43 minutes
By: Katherine Nequado (Atikamekw)
Genre: Experimental essay
Synopsis: Wamin means apple in Atikamekw. Red on the outside, white on the inside. It is used as an insult towards people who leave their communities to go live in the city. A young Atikamekw woman shows that living outside her reserve does not make her any other person than who she really is.
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The photographer - 3:14 minutes
By: Damien G. Haineault (Na-Déné)
Genre: Experimental