Meminiteu
Length: 42 minutes
Meminiteu has a human form and a hairy body. In this story, the animals behave in ways that resemble those of humans. Their actions remind us that we have learned how to live by following their example. Meminiteu was not easy to live with; he had to be killed by a character from the atanukana, Kaianuet. In this story, we follow Kaianuet’s adventures and discover how he puts an end to Meminiteu.
Credits
Storyteller: Charles-Api Bellefleur
Studio production: Shikuan Vollant
Director of Photography: Elie-John Joseph
Sound Recording: Kim Fontaine
Editing: Jani Bellefleur-Kaltush
Coordination – postproduction: Jean-Sébastien Létourneau
Editing assistant: Anne-Claire St-Onge
Innu Translation: Louise Canapé, Hélène St-Onge, Sylvie Basile, Evangeline Canapé, Sabine Mestokosho, Kathy Moreau-Lacasse, Georges Awad
Production: Kim O’Bomsawin, Alexandre Bacon, Andrée-Anne Frenette
Coordination: Ariane Alain, Kim Arseneault, Elie-John Joseph, Nadia Koromyslova, Florence Jarry
Communications: Andréanne O’Bomsawin
Thanks: Studio Makusham
SPECIAL THANKS: Charles-Api Bellefleur, Joséphine Bacon and the community of Uashat mak Mani-utenam