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Citation :
« Unlike Kahnesatake, My Name is Kahentiiosta (1995) is a memoir rather than a history of the standoff, with one Mohawk woman providing a microcosm of the event and its aftermath. In traditional Mohawk fashion, Kahentiiosta begins the twenty-nine-minute film with a recounting of her birth and family history, before emphasizing the impact of the Oka crisis on her children. »
-- Randolph Lewis
Source :
LEWIS, Randolph. Alanis Obomsawin: The Vision of a Native Filmmaker, Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press, 2006, American Indian Lives.
[en anglais] (p. 111)