BEANS de Tracey Deer
24 févr. 2022
1 min de lecture
Dernière mise à jour : 22 sept. 2023
LE MARDI 22 MARS 2022
à 20h au Cinéma Les 3 Luxembourgs
Présenté par Le Centre Culturel Canadien
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L'histoire du passage à l'âge adulte d'une jeune fille mohawk de douze ans forcée de grandir rapidement pendant le soulèvement indigène de 1990 connu sous le nom de la "Crise d'Oka".
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Framing the Oka Crisis through a twelve-year-old girl's coming-of-age is what makes this film land so hard, and it's worth noting how Deer refuses to soften the anger her young protagonist carries. I'm curious how the film balances that intimate perspective against the scale of the political standoff, since most accounts of 1990 focus on the barricades rather than a child watching her world change. That choice seems to be exactly what gives the story its staying power.
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