

Walking Is Medicine
1,600 kilometres were walked by the Nishiyuu group from Whapmagoostui in Quebec to Ottawa, reflecting a long tradition of activism and decolonization.
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1,600 kilometres were walked by the Nishiyuu group from Whapmagoostui in Quebec to Ottawa, reflecting a long tradition of activism and decolonization.
Synopsis
Whapmagoostui in Quebec served as the starting point for the Nishiyuu walkers. They traveled 1,600 kilometres to Ottawa, retracing a path with deep historical roots. Directed by Alanis Obomsawin, this 2017 short film captures the act of walking as a form of activism. It emphasizes traditional practices and the process of decolonization. This marks Obomsawin's 51st film in a career spanning 50 years.
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