Indigenous Origins in 360°

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SYNOPSIS

An experimental and immersive film in which First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples present their unique concepts of rights and responsibilities based on worldviews in which everyone and everything are interrelated. In one of the most dramatic spaces of the Canadian Museum For Human Rights in Winnipeg, Manitoba, the film is projected in a circular theatre of curved wooden slats, some of which include original works of art. The story unfolds on a 360‐degree screen that shares stories of Indigenous rights and responsibilities, as told through four different generations.

GENRE
Experimental film
Format and duration
1 episode of 10 minutes
Language(s)
French and English
Release
CMHR / MCDP
Release year
2015
Partners
Les productions Rivard / FRANK Digital
Produced by
Média RendezVous Inc.

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