Kevin Alec
Synopsis
Kevin Alec, an eleven-year-old from the Fountain Indian Reserve, learns to make fishing nets and tan hides under the guidance of his family.
Synopsis
Kevin Alec, an eleven-year-old boy from the Fountain Indian Reserve, spends time with his family in British Columbia. He learns traditional skills such as making fishnets from his grandfather and skinning hides from his aunt. Kevin enjoys fishing with his grandmother and riding horses with his brother, Cody. The film captures moments of family life, including a parade on May 24th, where Kevin participates with his community. Directed by Beverly Shaffer, "Kevin Alec" is part of the Children of Canada series.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Kevin Alec and his close-knit family.
- See how fishing traditions are passed down through generations.
- Find out about local parades and community celebrations.
Did You Know
- Kevin's father died on August 1st, 1973.
- Kevin's grandmother has eight children, 58 grandchildren, and three-and-a-half great-great-grandchildren.
- Kevin's grandfather tells stories about seeing Sasquatch, a creature about six feet tall.
- Kevin's brother Gordy received stitches after falling off his bike and going through a barbed wire fence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Kevin Alec's dad die?
Kevin Alec's dad died on August 1st, 1973.
How many great-grandchildren does Kevin Alec's grandmother have?
Kevin Alec's grandmother has six great-grandchildren.
What is the height of the Sasquatch described in the documentary?
The Sasquatch is described as being about six feet tall.
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