Blockade: Algonquins Defend the Forest

The documentary captures the Barriere Lake Algonquins as they confront government authorities and logging companies in a bid to protect their traditional hunting grounds. Filmed on location during the 1989 blockade, it highlights the community's demands for a moratorium on logging and a response to their concerns from the government.

Blockade raises critical questions about environmental attitudes, resource exploitation, and the rights of Indigenous peoples. The film offers an insightful perspective on the struggles faced by First Nations communities and the impact of industrial activities on their way of life. This documentary appeals to collectors interested in environmental issues, Indigenous rights, and social justice.