The Little Trapper

199925 min 29 secFilm: Documentary

Direction: Dorothy Schreiber

Production: Jerry KrepakevichGraydon McCrea

Script: Dorothy Schreiber

Robert Grandjambe, Jr., is a unique and industrious 13-year-old kid. While his peers are adopting a more modern, urban lifestyle, Robert is continuing the traditions of his Cree forebears. Equally at home in town or in the bush, the young boy is The Little Trapper, hunting, fishing and learning to live off the land. The knowledge and skills passed down from his parents and other family members are strengthened by Robert's desire to learn more about the traditional lifestyle and the beliefs of his ancestors. Robert's sense of responsibility and initiative, his great love and enthusiasm for the bush, his respectful approach to hunting and trapping--are all qualities that make him special and a model for others his age.

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Subject categories


  • Indigenous Peoples in Canada (First Nations and Métis) > Adolescents and Young AdultsLifestylesPortraits
  • Children and Youth > Indigenous Youth

Credits


director
Dorothy Schreiber
producer
Jerry Krepakevich
executive producer
Graydon McCrea
script
Dorothy Schreiber
cinematography
Randy Tomiuk
sound
Downy Karvonen
editing
Marke Slipp
sound recording
Jamie Kidd
sound mix
Paul Sharpe
Iain Pattison
music engineer
Barry Allen
narrator
Laura Vinson
music
David Martineau

Awards


  • Bronze Plaque Award - Category: Education and Information International Film and Video Festival