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Native Indian Folklore retelling the legends and stories of the Cree, West Coast, Ojibwa and Micmac Indians.

Native Indian Folklore retelling the legends and stories of the Cree, West Coast, Ojibwa and Micmac Indians.

VHS 1986

Includes the five legends and stories of the Cree, West Coast, Ojibwa and Micmac Indians. Christmas at Moose Factory (13 min.): Christmas in a Cree settlement on the shores of James Bay is delightfully presented through children's drawings. Salmon People (25 min.): The romantic West Coast legend of the Salmon Princess is contrasted with the reality of today's native-owned fishing boats and canneries. The Man, the Snake and the Fox (12 min.): An O...

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Description:
1 videocassette (VHS) (71 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in
analog
magnetic
VHS
Target Audience Note:
Intended audience: General
Other Title:
Christmas at Moose Factory
Salmon People
The Man, the snake and the fox
Medoonak the Stormmaker
Summer legend
Notes:
VHS
Licensed for public performance
Contents:
Christmas at Moose Factory
Salmon People
The Man, the snake and the fox
Medoonak the Stormmaker
Summer Legend
Control Number:
661812
Other Authors:
National Film Board of Canada
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