Stories From Our Land 1.5: Going Home
2011
5 min
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There’s a lot happening in the Arctic. Canadians are talking about environmental, geopolitical, military and cultural issues, and Stories from Our Land: 1.5 adds engaging voices to the discussion. The Stories program gave 6 Nunavut filmmakers the opportunity to create a 5-minute short that followed a couple of key guidelines: Each film had to be made without the use of interviews or narration, and it had to tell a northern story from a northern perspective. Going Home Abdoul Aziz Sakho fastens his rooftop sign - number 148 - to his cab and embarks on an evening of driving mostly familiar …
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There’s a lot happening in the Arctic. Canadians are talking about environmental, geopolitical, military and cultural issues, and Stories from Our Land: 1.5 adds engaging voices to the discussion. The Stories program gave 6 Nunavut filmmakers the opportunity to create a 5-minute short that followed a couple of key guidelines: Each film had to be made without the use of interviews or narration, and it had to tell a northern story from a northern perspective.
Going Home
Abdoul Aziz Sakho fastens his rooftop sign - number 148 - to his cab and embarks on an evening of driving mostly familiar passengers to their destinations in and around Iqaluit. It's a routine night ... until Sakho picks up an unsettling fare.
Filmmaker Bjorn Simonsen lives in Iqaluit.
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écritureBjorn Simonsen
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réalisateurBjorn Simonsen
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monteurBjorn Simonsen
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prise de vuesBjorn Simonsen
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conseiller à la réalisationMarlene Millar
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participantAbdoul Aziz Sakho
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coordonnateur de productionGinette D'SilvaFaye Yoneda
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superviseur de productionMark Power
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agent, marketingLeslie Stafford
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administrateur de programmeDarin Clausen
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producteurDavid Christensen
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producteur exécutifDavid Christensen
Éducation
Âge 15 à 17 ans
Diversité - Diversité dans les communautés
Afficher une carte du Canada et repérer Iqaluit, au Nunavut. Échanger sur les dangers du métier de chauffeur de taxi à Iqaluit. Quelles sont les autres possibilités de transport à Iqaluit? Qu’est-ce qui ferait d’Iqaluit un lieu de vie et de travail intéressant? Quels types d’emplois peut-on y trouver? Demander aux élèves d’effectuer une recherche pour trouver les emplois les plus dangereux au Canada, puis dans leur propre province ou territoire.
