Life then and now
A conversation between a mother and her daughter; memories of passing from the hut to the house.
| Director | Marie Menie Mark |
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For its evocative power, which lets us experience and feel the gradual disappearance of a way of life and the acculturation of a people through the places they inhabit. For the attention paid to textures and details, for the use of the tent as a projection canvas, and for overprinting as a filmic language that gives full meaning to the subject.
Festival Filministes Jury
Lamia Chraibi
Nyassa Munyonge
Nadine Gomez
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French
Language: Français
Subtitles: Français
- Année 2020
- Pays Québec
- Durée 4
- Producteur Wapikoni mobile
- Langue Innu-aimun
- Sous-titres French
- Mention festival Best documentary writing, Filministes Festival 2024
- Avis L'avis des Filministes
For its evocative power, which lets us experience and feel the gradual disappearance of a way of life and the acculturation of a people through the places they inhabit. For the attention paid to textures and details, for the use of the tent as a projection canvas, and for overprinting as a filmic language that gives full meaning to the subject.
Festival Filministes Jury
Lamia Chraibi
Nyassa Munyonge
Nadine Gomez
-
French
Language: Français
Subtitles: Français
- Année 2020
- Pays Québec
- Durée 4
- Producteur Wapikoni mobile
- Langue Innu-aimun
- Sous-titres French
- Mention festival Best documentary writing, Filministes Festival 2024
- Avis L'avis des Filministes
