Koski Kiwetan Trailer

Koski Kiwetan Trailer (2011)

06 June 2011 Factual

Following the long, winding road to Manawan, Atikamekw travelers speak about the challenges they face in improving their lives. A parallel is drawn between a winding road strewn with obstacles, the heavy atmosphere that reigns in the community of Manawan, and the idea of ​​returning home.

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Canada 06 June 2011

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