Being a Native in Canada - a Mik'maq identity with Brian J-Francis - EN
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Being a Native in Canada - a Mik'maq identity with Brian J-Francis - EN
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Member of the Elsipogtog community of the Mi'kmaq First Nation in New Brunswick in Canada, Brian J. Francis is a film director, painter, writer, and music producer.
From growing up in his native community to the exploration of the cultural renaissance of his nation through music and filmmaking, Brian tells us how his traditions and ceremonies (especially the Sundance ceremony) helped him to understand his identity and the necessity to share and transmit the Mi’Kmawq culture.
The fight of his life to discover in this new podcast - welcome in the discovery of a new story
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00:00 Trailer
00:45 Guest introduction
02:28 A Native growing up in his community
04:05 Culture transmission through music
07:06 History of the first contacts
10:11 The colonial ideology
11:08 The struggle to learn his traditions
13:47 Sundance ceremony
18:41 Being a Native in Canada
22:56 Reconciliation
27:45 Mset Nogemag
30:02 The strength to fight
33:19 Hopes for the future
35:17 How to learn more about Mi'kmaq culture
36:43 Closing titles
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