Artiste canadien d’origine haïda, Robert Davidson a sculpté des dizaines de mâts totémiques au cours de sa vie. Dans cette biographie visuelle, il nous invite à assister à la création d’un mât unique : celui qu’il a toujours voulu faire. Un portrait émouvant d’une œuvre extraordinaire qui interprète les ravages culturels du colonialisme, mais aussi l’autonomisation et la reconnaissance du peuple de Davidson.
| Réalisation | Charles Wilkinson |
| Production | Tina Schliessler |
| Production au contenu | Robert Davidson, Terri-Lynn Williams Davidson, Sara Florence Davidson |
| Conception sonore | Bruce Ruddell |
| Musique | Terri-Lynn Williams Davidson |
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Charles Wilkinson
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Charles Wilkinson is a filmmaker with a large body of both documentary and dramatic film to his credit. Enjoying a successful music career from age 8 to 16, then studying for a career writing and directing dramatic film and television, Charles has since directed numerous features, TV movies and episodic shows. His films have opened festivals, rated well on TV and once in a while earned pretty decent reviews. Tiring of the often superficial nature of the dramatic scripts coming his way Charles transitioned to more relevant documentary projects in the late 2000s. His most recent awards include the audience ‘Most Popular’ award at Vancouver International Film Festival (4 times), National Film Critics Best Documentary, the Director’s Guild Allan King Award for Excellence in Documentary and Best Canadian Documentary at Hot Docs.
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Charles Wilkinson is a filmmaker with a large body of both documentary and dramatic film to his credit. Enjoying a successful music career from age 8 to 16, then studying for a career writing and directing dramatic film and television, Charles has since directed numerous features, TV movies and episodic shows. His films have opened festivals, rated well on TV and once in a while earned pretty decent reviews. Tiring of the often superficial nature of the dramatic scripts coming his way Charles transitioned to more relevant documentary projects in the late 2000s. His most recent awards include the audience ‘Most Popular’ award at Vancouver International Film Festival (4 times), National Film Critics Best Documentary, the Director’s Guild Allan King Award for Excellence in Documentary and Best Canadian Documentary at Hot Docs.
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