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| Directed by Caroline Monnet |
| Canada, 2016 (documentary, 10 minutes, black and white, French) |
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Film Description: "Take a ride through Nothern Quebec and Labrador on Canada's first First Nations-owned railway. The Tshiuetin train line extends 132.5 miles from Emeril, Labrador to Schefferville, Quebec. The majority of passengers on the train travel regularly for work and family engagements, using the railroad because road and air transport isn't possible in the region—a unique reality that highlights the challenges faced by so many northern communities today. The Tshiuetin line is a testament to the viability of a business run by First Nations; one that combines local economic benefits with respect for the cultural and linguistic heritage of those who routinely use this service." -- carolinemonnet.ca (source)
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| Written by: | Daniel Watchorn |
| Produced by: | Eric Cinq-Mars |
| Participants: | Simon-Pierre Astair, Tshiuetin Vollant, Joe Shecanapish, Yoan Jerome, Tommy Vollant |
| Cinematography: | Eric Cinq-Mars |
| Film Editing: | Sophie B. Sylvestre |
| Music: | Vince Nudo |
| Production Company: | DESC Images Productions |
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