Movies

For several decades, documentary and fiction films explore the Indigenous world and its realities, and continue to be the subject of remarkable cinematic creations. More recently, several Indigenous and non-Indigenous organizations have begun producing short films and videos, enriching the Indigenous video library with high-quality content.

Alanis O'Bomsawin immerses us in the story of the Oka crisis that shook the entire country in the 1990s.

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This captivating five-part miniseries is a testament to generations of Indigenous peoples in Canada.

Directed, produced, and written by Métis/Dene filmmaker Marie Clements, Bones of Crows depicts real events and previously unknown chapters in Canadian history, including Indigenous contributions to World War II, the ongoing cases of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada.

Atikamekw Suns, the latest work by Chloé Leriche revisits a disturbing story that took place in the Atikamekw community of Manawan in Lanaudières.

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Richard Desjardins and Robert Moderie present a documentary on the reality of Anishinabeg communities in Quebec.

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Capsules and short films

In a virtuous cycle of promoting and disseminating Indigenous content tailored to various audiences, several organizations have developed a range of content that we invite you to discover on their YouTube channels.

Some content is available in French only.

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