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Vistas Aboriginal expressions : 13 short films on the theme of "nationhood"

Vistas Aboriginal expressions : 13 short films on the theme of "nationhood"

DVD 2010

From Halifax to Vancouver, every production studio in the NFB's English Program participated in this project. Some of Canada's finest Aboriginal filmmakers come together in this collection of 13 short films on the subject of nationhood. The results are an exciting and diverse mix of animation and documentary.

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Animated films
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Indigenous peoples North America Canada
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Description:
1 videodisc (43 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
polychrome
digital
optical
stereo
video file
DVD video
Target Audience Note:
CHVR: Not rated
Other Title:
13 short films on the theme of "nationhood"
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DVD-R, may not work on all DVD players
Canadiana
Licensed for public performance
Vistas is a collaborative project between the NFB and APTN (Aboriginal Peoples Television Network)
Button Blanket, Zoe L. Hopkins, Marie Burke, Tracey Deer, Melanie Jackson, Doug Smarch, Jobie Weetaluktuk, Nance Ackerman, Alan Syliboy, Jerry Evans, Lisa Jackson, Shannon Letandre, Diane Obomsawin
DVD-R, may not work with all DVD players or computer drives
In English with French subtitles
Contents:
The Visit
Ignition
Button Blanket
Carrying Fire
Dancers of the Grass
Trapper
Boxed In
Wave a Red Flag
Walk-in-the-Forest
InukShop
Crossing the Line
Red Ochre
Little Thunder
Control Number:
1903857
UPC:
698193239934
Other Authors:
Aboriginal Peoples Television Network
Ackerman, Nancy
Blanket, Button
Burke, Marie, 1894-1988
Deer, Tracey
Evans, Jerry
Jackson, Lisa
Jones, Adam
Letandre, Shannon (Filmmaker)
National Film Board of Canada
Obom
Weetaluktuk, Jobie
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