Place of the Boss: Utshimassits

This documentary runs for 48 minutes and highlights the struggles faced by the Mushuau Innu after abandoning their 6,000-year nomadic way of life. The film delves into the cultural collapse and despair that followed their settlement in Davis Inlet. It provides a poignant examination of the consequences of forced relocation on indigenous peoples.

Produced by Triad Film Productions Limited and the National Film Board of Canada, this film is a significant contribution to understanding the history and challenges faced by the Innu community. Documentaries like this serve as important historical records and can be valuable for anyone interested in indigenous rights and cultural preservation.