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Six miles deep

Six miles deep

DVD 2010

A courageous and uncompromising look into the lives and hearts of the women behind the Caledonia/Six Nations land claim dispute. February 28, 2006, members of the Iroquois Confederacy ( also known as the Haudenosaunee or People of the Longhouse blockade a highway near Caledonia Ontario, to prevent a housing development the falls within their traditional territories. Their actions are led and supported by the Haudenosaunee clan mothers. Acting wi...

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Caledonia Land Claim Dispute, Caledonia, Ont., 2006-
Demonstrations Ontario Scotland
Haudenosaunee Land tenure Ontario Scotland
Haudenosaunee Ontario Scotland Claims
Haudenosaunee Ontario Scotland Government relations
Indigenous women Ontario Scotland Social conditions
Six Nations Claims
Six Nations Indian Reserve No. 40 (Ont.)
Women civic leaders Ontario Scotland
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Edition:
Widescreen
Description:
1 videodisc (43 min) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
polychrome
digital
optical
Dolby digital 5.1
NTSC
video file
DVD video
Other Title:
Six milles à l'horizon [DVD]
Women and the land
Governance and the rule of law
Notes:
This DVD may not play in all DVD players
Originally produced as a motion picture in 2009
Educational bonus features: Women and the land (18 min); Governance and the rule of law (20 min)
Director of photography, Stan Barua ; editor, Katharine Asals ; original music, Edgardo Moreno
Opening narration: Lorna Hill
DVD ; NTSC, multizone ; Dolby Digital 5.1
In English with English or French subtitles. Title frame also available in French
Contents:
Educational bonus features: Women and the land (18 min.); Governance and rule of law (20 min.)
Control Number:
856412
UPC:
698193239477
Other Authors:
Asals, Katharine
Barua, Stan
Hill, Lorna
Martin, Lea
Moreno, Edgardo, 1964-
National Film Board of Canada
Roque, Sara
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