Inniun ueshkat mak anutshish

“Certainly, this film would have moved me differently when I first arrived than it does today. Back then, I might have found it… folkloric! Today, I find it deeply meaningful, and it moves me a great deal. It’s important to watch this film because it truly contributes to a better understanding of what Quebec is. It speaks to us about history, it speaks to us about the present. It speaks to us about identity and different cultures. It is a cultural gesture by a people seeking to reaffirm themselves on their own territory, to reconnect with their culture, and to reclaim their ability to pass on knowledge.”

Céline Lafontaine
French, living in Quebec since 2014