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| Réalisé par Amanda Strong |
| Canada, 2020 (animation / pour enfants, 26 minutes, couleurs, anglais) |
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Description du film [en anglais] : « Spirit Bear and Children Make History is a stop-motion animation of the book by the same name adapted for screen by Michif animator Amanda Strong and Cindy Blackstock. It tells the story of Spirit Bear hopping a train to Ottawa and banding together with children and animals to end injustice against First Nations children at the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. Based on a real case that resulted in Canada being ordered to end its discriminatory underfunding of services for First Nations kids, this film was made especially for children, but is essential viewing for all Canadians. » -- First Nations Child & Family Caring Society (source) |
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| Scénario : | Bracken Hanuse Corlett |
| Source originale : | Spirit Bear and Children Make History, un livre de Cindy Blackstock, Eddy Robinson |
| Produit par : | Cindy Blackstock, Amanda Strong, Nina Werewka, Lupe Danyluk, Andrea Auger, Jennifer King, Marc St. Dennis |
| Images : | Terrance Azzuolo, Shannon Elmitt, Fred Imbach, Brennan Clark |
| Animation : | Deanna Partridge-David |
| Montage images : | Amanda Strong |
| Société de production : | First Nations Child & Family Caring Society, Spotted Fawn Productions |
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