Eleven nations for one song

This documentary captures the journey of eleven indigenous artists as they cover a well-known song, each in their own language. It highlights the importance of music in preserving and sharing cultural heritage. Directed by Productions Tendih, the film delves into themes of identity and community, showcasing the rich tapestry of Quebec's indigenous peoples.

The narrative unfolds alongside Serge Fiori, who guides the artists through their creative process and prepares them for a live performance. This film serves as a meaningful exploration of voice and representation in contemporary music, making it a relevant piece for those interested in documentary filmmaking and cultural studies. The emphasis on indigenous perspectives offers a fresh and important contribution to the genre, appealing to collectors who appreciate documentary work that highlights underrepresented voices.