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Hope

Hope

DVD 2008

"Hope, from first time documentary filmmakers Stuart Reaugh and Thomas Buchan, follows artist Ken Paquette, his partner Winnie Peters and their five boys (ages four through fifteen) as they struggle to cope during a year of wrenching change. The family lives on the Schkam Native Reserve, across the river from the town of Hope. The town is a transitory place at the junction of three highways. After 18 years together, Ken and Winnie's troubled rela...

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Dysfunctional families British Columbia Hope
Hope (B.C.) Social conditions
Indigenous art Canada
Indigenous peoples North America British Columbia Biography
Indigenous peoples North America British Columbia Case studies
Indigenous peoples North America Family relationships British Columbia
Pacquette, Ken
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Description:
1 videodisc (approximately 56 min.) : sound, color ; 12 cm
polychrome
digital
optical
surround
Dolby
video file
DVD video
Target Audience Note:
Not Rated
Notes:
Originally produced in 2007
Producers, Svend-Erik Eriksen and Tracey Friesen ; Writers/Directors, Thomas Buchan and Stuart Reaugh
DVD-R, Dolby surround
Public performance rights (PPR)
In English
Closed-captioned
Control Number:
1908874
UPC:
698193199221
Other Authors:
Buchan, Thomas
National Film Board of Canada
Reaugh, Stuart
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