PowWow at Duck Lake
1967 14mDocumentary, Short
7.210.0
Short film from the National Film of Canada on a meeting of aboriginal people at Duck Lake in 1967. The speakers all deal with the many difficulties native peoples face in society - discrimination, alcohol abuse, limited educational opportunities - and there is a fascinating debate at the end of the film on the value of native residential schools.
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PowWow at Duck Lake was released on 1 July 1967.
PowWow at Duck Lake has a runtime of 14m.
PowWow at Duck Lake was produced by David Hughes.
Short film from the National Film of Canada on a meeting of aboriginal people at Duck Lake in 1967. The speakers all deal with the many difficulties native peoples face in society - discrimination, alcohol abuse, limited educational opportunities - and there is a fascinating debate at the end of the film on the value of native residential schools.
The key characters in PowWow at Duck Lake are Self (Duke Redbird), Self (Harold Cardinal).
PowWow at Duck Lake is a Documentary, Short film.
PowWow at Duck Lake has an audience rating of 7.2 out of 10.