Cree Hunters of Mistassini

This documentary runs for 58 minutes and captures the essence of Cree life and their connection to the land. It features three families as they navigate hunting in the bush of the James Bay and Ungava Bay areas, showcasing their skills and cultural practices.

The film documents the construction of winter camps and offers a glimpse into the daily rhythms of Cree family life. It serves as a valuable record of indigenous peoples and their enduring traditions in a changing world. For collectors interested in documentaries that explore cultural heritage, this film stands out as a significant piece.