Rien sur les mocassins
Documentary on Atikamekw craftsmanship that switches to documentary on the challenges of transmission within the community, the preservation of traditional indigenous knowledge and especially its protection from the various assaults of the world. There will be no moccasin movie. This is how the director's grandmother, Eden Awashish, decides to respond to the granddaughter project. The film will therefore speak to us about transmission but without revealing secrets that do not belong to us.
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Documentary on Atikamekw craftsmanship that switches to documentary on the challenges of transmission within the community, the preservation of traditional indigenous knowledge and especially its protection from the various assaults of the world. There will be no moccasin movie. This is how the director's grandmother, Eden Awashish, decides to respond to the granddaughter project. The film will therefore speak to us about transmission but without revealing secrets that do not belong to us.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Eden Mallina Awashish
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