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Alanis Obomsawin (Abenaki)為加拿大最負盛名之紀錄片導演之一,從小生長於歐達納克保護區與魁北克省三河城,習得原住民族之阿布納基語,長期支持原住民電影拍攝,於1983年獲加拿大勳章,並於2001年獲視覺暨媒體藝術總督獎,她曾從事歌唱、寫作與撰述,於1967年首度拍攝影片《Christmas at Moose Factory》,執導逾廿部紀錄片,題材多圍繞在影響加拿大原住民之議題,先後獲得卡爾頓大學、康克迪亞大學與約克大學榮譽博士學位。 Alanis Obomsawin (Abenaki) is one of Canada's most distinguished documentary filmmakers and an eloquent advocate for aboriginal filmmaking. She was made a member of the Order of Canada in 1983 and received a Governor General's Award in Visual and Media Arts in 2001. Obomsawin began her career as a singer, writer, and storyteller before she began making her own films in 1967 with Christmas at Moose Factory. She has directed more than 20 documentaries on issues affecting aboriginal people of Canada, Obomsawin has received honorary doctorates from Carleton University, Concordia University, and York University. She grew up speaking Abenaki on the Odanak Reserve and in Trois Rivières in Quebec. |
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‧Best Long Documentary Award |
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該事件亦被稱為奧卡危機 Crisis at Oka。由於私人高爾夫球場興建所引發的土地戰爭,引發了警方與摩霍克人長達3個月的對抗。儘管有一名警察喪生,卻也讓全加拿大,甚至於國際間,都對摩霍克人爭取原住民獨立認同的訴求有所重視。也為加拿大的原住民運動開啟了新頁。 |
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